Jiří Kuhn wrote:
Hello,
I apologize,
No apologize needed, you did nothing wrong :)
a little bit different habits, ok.
yeah, each project has its own way to handle those kind of mails :)
To clarify it. When I sent an e-mail to Lucene mailing list for first time
the response was: Don't send e-mails, create an issue in JIRA instead and
let discuss there.
JIRA is *good*. It's the only way to keep a track on what's going on.
Now, not everyone is reading the created JIRAs, and in this special
case, Niklas asked you to post to the mailing list so that everyone can
react. FtpServer project is still in its infancy, and it needs to be
more visible, using the mailing list can be appropriate.
I like it, because the issue number is in CHANGES.txt and
all related discussion is at one place.
I think that, as a rule of thumb, JIRA should be created: If you have
found a bug (or think it's a bug), if you want to submit some patch, or
even if you have an interesting improvement proposal. But sometime, we
like to discuss such a proposal before it goes to JIRA, thus the usage
of the mailing list.
I hope I clarified what I have in mind !
Oh, btw, thanks for your interest for the project :)
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cordialement, regards,
Emmanuel Lécharny
www.iktek.com
directory.apache.org
