Re: Official bug tracker for Archetypes

Hi all.

I just send you a reminder that I have a local xml export of the 60
remaining open Archetypes tickets from sf.net ready.

If none of you object, I'm going to ask wiggy to add these to the
standalone trac instance at: http://dev.plone.org/archetypes/ as
discussed earlier.

Hanno

Hanno Schlichting wrote:
> Hi.
> 
> I think it's time to pick this up again after the snow sprint, where
> some major work on AT has happened. FWIW the prior mood to have a common
> tracker has been at least partly due to the fact that AT itself has kind
> of slept for a while.
> 
> But as it gets momentum again and will hopefully see some more in the
> next months I think having a separate tracker is a valid option again.
> 
> Alexander Limi wrote:
>> OK, so how about we do this:
>>
>> - Have separate Trac instance for AT (mostly used by developers and
>> people somewhat familiar with what components are in Plone) - This is
>> used for keeping track of and executing AT releases
>>
>> - Add a category "Archetypes" to the Plone tracker, small bugs stay in
>> this category, bigger stuff gets "ported" over to the AT tracker as needed.
> 
> Now this is a great proposal.
> +1
> 
> My offer to do the remaining dirty work still stands ;)
> 
>> I would still like to see PLIPs being used more extensively for AT
>> development. The changes we are making to PSC in SVn will make it
>> possible to subscribe to RSS feeds of proposals etc - making the process
>> of new proposals much easier to track.
>>
>> (everything else also has an RSS feed - categories of software,
>> individual projects, etc etc :)
> 
> Personally I love PLIP's and I would encourage people to write some
> PLIP's (ATIP's?) for the current AT componentization mainly for purposes
> of documentation but obviously cannot force anybody to do this ;)
> 
>> Anyway - is the above proposed solution for AT something that makes sense?
> 
> At least to me, yes :)
> 
> Hanno



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