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Re: [nattable-dev] NatTable Committer Meeting 6/15/2012
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Right you are - from the bugzilla docs it looks like Version should correspond to the affected version, and Target Milestone is the fix version. So to amend what I said previously:
- The Target Milestone field of the bug will indicate what version the bug is
being targeted for. So searching for all bugs with version 0.9 is
equivalent to seeing what the roadmap/changelog is for release 0.9.
I added a Target Milestone for 0.9.0. For some reason I have to add Versions and Target Milestones separately..
Thanks,
Edwin
On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 5:53 AM, Stephan Wahlbrink
<sw@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
Edwin Park wrote [2012-06-15 18:18]:
Hi all,
Here are notes from today's NatTable committer call:
* NatTable -> Eclpse migration
- nattable.org <http://nattable.org> web site has been moved over to
eclipse.org/nattable <http://eclipse.org/nattable>
- we will hand over the nattable.org <http://nattable.org> domain to
<http://eclipse.org/nattable> (Edwin)
- we will direct users to use the nattable forum/newsgroup at Eclipse
instead of the ones on SourceForge, once the Eclipse forum is cleaned up
(Edwin)
- outstanding items:
. additional documentation
. automated build, p2 repository
. Nebula examples
* Bugzilla
- All commits should include a reference to a bugzilla. Commit
messages should look like this:
bug 123456: fixed that thing that was broken
- The Version field of the bug will indicate what version the bug is
being targeted for. So searching for all bugs with version 0.9 is
equivalent to seeing what the roadmap/changelog is for release 0.9.
Isn't the field 'Target Milestone' intended for this purpose in Bugzilla?
Ciao,
Stephan
* Release planning
- there is no immediate pressure for a release, so we will likely
wait for full IP clearance so that we can put out a 1.0
The next meeting will focus mostly on Nebula integration, so we will
schedule something together with the Nebula folks sometime next month.
Thanks everyone,
Edwin
