Re: To help the release management
On Monday, 1. October 2007, Johann Ollivier Lapeyre wrote: I just saw there are maybe a plan to which KDE to bugzilla 3, but bugzilla 3 doesn't seems to improve these criticals points... Bugzilla 3 supports flags on bugs, thats exactly the same like those release plans. It would definitely be a step forward to use such a tool for release management (not talking about KDE Games only here). Could we think on a better KDE-wise tool and organisation? Should we (kdegames) build up your own tool to manage the module? To be honest, Trac only works for single projects. even KDE Games would be too broad to track in Trac. It also doesn't help you in keeping wiki pages in sync, and learning yet-another-tool for yet-another-KDE-subproject is an additional burden for an outsider who might become interested in helping with KDE Games. if all you want to do is to lock in and have your own playground exactly the way you want to, then go for Trac. Greetings, Dirk ___ release-team mailing list release-team@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/release-team
To help the release management
Hi, To see what need to be done, communicate our work and see our own objectives, we are currently using buzilla (which is hard to use), and many wiki page, which are often becoming out to date... On kdegames, we'd like to fix that (in fact, we WANT to fix that). And we are thinking using a more modern management projet tool like Trac, to have an much easier to use tool, communicate, to help each developper to see what task it must do, and especially to have a common and up to date release view (example from the Videolan project): https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/roadmap I just saw there are maybe a plan to which KDE to bugzilla 3, but bugzilla 3 doesn't seems to improve these criticals points... Could we think on a better KDE-wise tool and organisation? Should we (kdegames) build up your own tool to manage the module? ___ release-team mailing list release-team@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/release-team
