[sldev] About the Open Source Viewer
Dzonatas
dzonatas at dzonux.net
Mon Jul 16 15:03:51 PDT 2007
You are correct. The QA bit is the higher priority of the effort.
I'm still wonder what to do with those that have signed agreements that
want to submit source for review or for a test before a jira issue seems
practical.
In the end, yes, the jira serialization is very helpful and does help
make efforts become more official.
Jason Giglio wrote:
> I'm assuming the idea of this is to get some extra QA on code that is
> going to wind up in the main viewer.
>
> I think the only way this can be useful is if it *only* includes Jira
> patches. If the code isn't ready for Jira it probably isn't ready for
> this stage either.
>
> If you have to modify a patch to get it to apply clean, that modified
> patch should be posted back to Jira.
>
> If non-Jira or code submitted by people who haven't signed the
> contributor agreement is included, the value is greatly reduced
> because any bugs or instability might be written off as a problem with
> the "unofficial" code patches that were applied.
>
> If I've completely misunderstood the point of this, I apologize.
>
> -Jason
>
>
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