Hi, Am 09.03.2012 um 08:25 schrieb Reuben Garrett:
> What's our normal process for submitting patches against very small > sections of the code base (e.g. one-word javadoc corrections)? For > example, I noticed that the default timeout value for iPOJO's @Temporal > annotation [1] is javadoc'd as "true", but is actually a long with default > 3000. > > It seems like overkill to open a JIRA ticket for that, although maybe it's > not a big deal if we're not worried about exhausting the ticket number > namespace. One could also group together several such changes, although > this raises the question of how many changes are sufficient, and delays > corrections until that threshold is reached. IMHO the cleanest thing is to go with JIRA issues. Don't care about running out of ticket numbers ... The only point is that it looks like somewhat heavy lifting. Yet, you will have issue backed traces of the code changes... Regards Felix
