Re: PMC 2009: Platform for Ticket
Marty Vance <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.cms.xaraya.devel |
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| Organization | Xaraya |
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jojodee wrote: > Marty Vance wrote: > >>jojodee wrote: >> >> >>>If the 2x development is totally closed to people, then i don't see this >>>as a good thing for xaraya especially as an opensource projecxt more >>>generally - it probably has the secondary effect of promoting more >>>activity in 1x again. >> >>2x development has never been closed per se, but in my opinion it's also >>never been particularly out in the open. Never deliberately hidden, but >>at the same time little deliberate effort to make it known to those not >>already involved with it. >> > > I wasn't talking about 2x development here at xaraya.com being 'totally > closed'. 2x development has never been closed at xaraya.com. The code > has always been open, on mtn notices, dicussed in irc, and on trac and > available to anyone who wants it via monotone or nightly snapshots. It > looks like it just stopped at some point. > > My comments were about 2x development going on in private now - totally > out of the public eye - ie closed source development. That's the > development you mentioned was going on now for 2x. That must have been a > deliberate choice made to do that rather than commit to 2x repositories. > > The "2x" project is now not a xaraya project from what you are saying, > but a private initiative in code that you hope will take over from the > public branch. > > That in turn is now having the opposite effect of what was the policy > here, and i know what marc used to want. Its effect seems to be to > encourage more 1x development rather than the focus on 2x development, > at least in the 'xaraya' project. > > That was what i meant, just to clarify. > > Jo I don't want to speak for Marc, but I will say that 2x development has not been taken "closed source", it's merely been reduced to what is essentially a one person effort. His reasons for going about it this way are his alone, based on his own singular needs. Marc isn't the only one who has taken a similar path.