Le 21/04/2015 16:00, Pierre Smits a écrit :
Quoting:
At Apachecon, Apache's engineering and corporate leadership advised me that
we
could move to using OFBiz to manage our issues instead of JIRA if we so
desire.
If we want to explore that path, I suggest we do that in a separate thread.
Please don't, so we would not only move to Git and/or Maven and/or Moqui but
while doing so we would also compete with Jira? :-o
Jacques
Best regards,
Pierre Smits
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On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 3:35 PM, Ean Schuessler <e...@brainfood.com> wrote:
Comments inline.
From: "David E. Jones" <d...@me.com>
Subject: Re: move to git.
It may seem like chaos to have forks and changes spread all over the
place...
but that isn't caused by the distributed source management approach,
it's just
made visible and clear by the approach. Right now this exists on a large
scale
for OFBiz, tons of forks and changes in them, but they are mostly not
visible
or publicly available so there is no way for OFBiz committers to pull
changes
from other repos... they basically have to be extracted into a patch
file and
submitted through a Jira issue.
In other words, the chaos exists and the distributed source management
enabled
by git just makes it easier to track it all and tame it a bit.
Precisely so. With GIT the chaos stays at its source until other players
decide
it is worth pulling into their copies of the world. With SVN you get the
chaos
of every committer whether you want it or not. (Note: this includes
Brainfood's
chaos for anyone who wants to mischaracterize my comments as an attack)
On a side note, this is one of the reasons I have concerns about making
Moqui
and related projects part of the ASF: the ASF community approach doesn't
fit
very well with this distributed source management model (pull requests
are
discouraged, all contributions should go through Jira issues... though I
don't
know that this is a strict policy).
At Apachecon, Apache's engineering and corporate leadership advised me
that we
could move to using OFBiz to manage our issues instead of JIRA if we so
desire.
