Josh Berkus wrote:
If many people are going to block on using a web tool for submitting new
versions of a patch, claiming responsibility for review, etc., though, then
we should probably abandon this discussion right here. No new tool is going
to work if we have people who won't make any changes at all in their work
habits.
We could do most of what people want using a tracker, but that
discussion always seems to end up nowhere. And, as I have noted before,
use of a tracker will become a total mess unless there are adequate
resources to keep it clean and up to date (e.g. to put links in items to
mailing list discussions, update state etc.) So if the commercial
backers of PostgreSQL want better management of the project, maybe they
need to find some resources to help out.
cheers
andrew
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