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Re: Proposals, Bug Fixes, etc and tracking them with SourceForge
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lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos
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Thu, 21 Mar 2002 17:00:43 GMT
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I think the main problem with legOS right now is lack of
consistent maintenance. As Luis Villa noted back in February,
he can no longer devote enough time to legOS to support the
upkeep. He also made a call for new volunteers, and listed
what's required of one (not that much really). I think
that once a person will come forward, a lot of the things
that you mention will be resolved. Unfortunately, I am not
in the position right now to do it - anyone else is
willing to step forward?
-M-
Ed Manlove wrote:
> Since getting interested in legOS a couple months ago, I have been checking
> out the various parts of this software project. I see the central sites as
> being Markus Noga, creater of legOS, web site http://www.noga.de/legOS/;
> LUGNET www.lugnet.com and the newsgroup lugnet.robotics.rcx.legos; and
> SourceForge legOS project http://sourceforge.net/projects/legos/ and
> http://legos.sourceforge.net/. There are also numerous user pages out there.
>
> What I am wandering (or babeling) about is the numerous bug reports and
> enhancements reported on LUGNET where most of the activity is and very
> little within the bug tracking system on SourceForge. Are there any
> particular reasons for this? Do people find it difficult to get to the
> legOS project on SourceForge? Do people find it difficult to use
> SourceForge? Are people just reluctant to submitt bugs? Without a new
> feature or enhancements tracking system do people not submitt ideas under
> SourceForge bug tracking system or other database? Is there a reluctance
> due to the fact that one wants input about their ideas and little is given?
> And once input is given is the next step(s) illusive? Do we need to build a
> better consinous building mechanism? Or does recording and tracking various
> bugs and features seem like overkill for the (relatively small - my
> words)legOS project?
>
> So many questions! A couple of things which I would like to propose (and am
> willing to work on) is first some enhancements to the bug tracking database
> on SourceForge and second possibly mirroring the bug submission on LUGNET.
> I am putting together some ideas for the enhancements and will present them
> here. And I am interested to hear peoples thoughts about why we should
> store and track bugs and features if at all and what would help to
> facilitate this more!
>
> Ed
>
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