On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 5:59 PM, Eric Wilhelm <scratchcomput...@gmail.com>wrote:
> I'm game for whatever VC system, but I'm "just the guy in shipping". I > just ship whatever is in trunk|tip|master (or whatever you want to call > it.) At best, I can handle *maybe* one or two bugs from RT per about 3 > months. Thus, I think the best way to ensure that changes don't get > dropped onto the floor is for the porter to put them in trunk directly. > > Unfortunately, putting patches in M::B's RT is a good way for them to > get buried under a pile of "Important!" Makefile.PL bugs. We welcome > any and all volunteers to clean out the queue and make it useful for > tracking patches. > Patches are more manageable than bugs. And if "Important" things in the RT queue are a problem, then just deprioritize them or mark them stalled or something. We can declare "RT bankruptcy" and then focus on staying current going forward. -David
