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Re : [m2t-dev] Re: [xtext-dev] Xtext, Xpand, MWE 1.0.1 (SR1) release and Git migration on Wednesday, August 25
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What do you think about Alfresco? I don't know
If it includes bugtracker, but it has got a nice file-sharing and wiki system. Bugzilla fits the job but seems hostile for end user
----- Reply message -----
De : "Moritz Eysholdt" <moritz.eysholdt@xxxxxxxxx>
Date : mar., août 24, 2010 10:02
Objet : [m2t-dev] Re: [xtext-dev] Xtext, Xpand, MWE 1.0.1 (SR1) release and Git migration on Wednesday, August 25
Pour : "Model to Text" <m2t-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc : "Xtext dev list" <xtext-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>, "EMFT dev list" <emft-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Miles,
> I'd hate to see Bugzilla replaced as the primary tool for user interaction and defect / feature tracking. It may not be perfect but it's got such a long cultural history and practices set up around it. But OTOH I have found that Bugzilla isn't so great for looking at the bigger picture -- there does seem to be a gap between very high-level Wiki project planning and bugzilla. Maybe Gerrit will fill that and it will be interesting to see how people's experience goes with it.
>
Gerrit is a tool for code review and not a bug tracker. Therefore, it should coexist with bugzilla and not replace it.
> BTW, a bit off-topic but we're finding that Git or at least EGit doesn't work so well for merging files with multiple edits -- which is of course exactly the kind of thing that it is supposed to be good at -- are people using cmd-line git or what to handle this stuff?
>
How about letting the branches diverge less by doing a rebase from time to time or doing an intermediate merge?
regards,
Moritz
> cheers,
>
> Miles
>
> On Aug 23, 2010, at 2:00 AM, Moritz Eysholdt wrote:
>
> >> Hi Sebastian,
>>
>> I was hoping to get rid of saving/loading/copy'n'pasting patch files for doing code review and managing contributions. And that won't happen as long as we stick to Bugzilla. However, to my understanding Gerrit won't be a replacement for Bugzilla as a bug tracker.
>>
>> Anyway, we can reevaluate the actual value of Gerrit for us once we've gotten used to Git.
>>
>> regards,
>> Moritz
>>
>> >>> I'm not sure about it as it introduces another platform for something that's already handled by Bugzilla and Eclipse eGit.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>> Sebastian
>>>
>>>
>>> On 20.08.2010, at 15:20, Moritz Eysholdt wrote:
>>>
>>> >>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> there is a bugzilla bug where projects are announcing that they are interested in using Gerrit:
>>>>
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=283749>>>>
>>>> For an example of using Gerrit, see
http://egit.eclipse.org/
>>>>
>>>> I think this could be of great value for us once we've migrated to git, so let's announce that we're interested. Objections?
>>>>
