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Posted to user@tuscany.apache.org by Florian MOGA <mo...@gmail.com> on 2010/10/07 12:35:24 UTC
[DISCUSS] JIRA categories
Hi,
The Tuscany committers would like to clean up the current JIRA categories
and would like to find out your opinion about them. Currently, we have 2
options:
1. Reduce the granularity to something like:
Java SCA
Java SDO
Java DAS
C++ SCA
C++ SDO
C++ DAS
OASIS Compliance - OASIS
OASIS Compliance - TUSCANY
Tools (including Hudson, Maven, SVN issues)
Website/Documentation
Community Ideas
2. Keep a separate category for the most used modules and anything that
doesn't fit in any of those can go to something like an SCA Java Bindings,
SCA Java Implementations or SCA Java Runtime folder.
Which one would help you most? How do you find reporting issues to Tuscany
and what can be improved? Feel free to share your suggestions given your
experience as Tuscany users.
Thanks,
Florian
on behalf of the Tuscany committers
RE: [DISCUSS] JIRA categories
Posted by Gregor Kiddie <Gr...@channeladvisor.com>.
>> 2. Keep a separate category for the most used modules and anything
that
>> doesn't fit in any of those can go to something like an SCA Java
>> Bindings, SCA Java Implementations or SCA Java Runtime folder.
>>
>As an example, this would include popular bindings such as binding.ws
>and binding.jms. If people have problems with one of these bindings,
>it might be helpful if they could quickly search JIRA for problems
>specifically related to that binding. Would this be useful?
>
> Simon
Yes, very much so... Especially the JMS one ;)
Gk.
Re: [DISCUSS] JIRA categories
Posted by Simon Nash <na...@apache.org>.
I've added one comment/clarification below.
Simon
Florian MOGA wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The Tuscany committers would like to clean up the current JIRA
> categories and would like to find out your opinion about them.
> Currently, we have 2 options:
>
> 1. Reduce the granularity to something like:
>
> Java SCA
> Java SDO
> Java DAS
> C++ SCA
> C++ SDO
> C++ DAS
> OASIS Compliance - OASIS
> OASIS Compliance - TUSCANY
> Tools (including Hudson, Maven, SVN issues)
> Website/Documentation
> Community Ideas
>
>
> 2. Keep a separate category for the most used modules and anything that
> doesn't fit in any of those can go to something like an SCA Java
> Bindings, SCA Java Implementations or SCA Java Runtime folder.
>
As an example, this would include popular bindings such as binding.ws
and binding.jms. If people have problems with one of these bindings,
it might be helpful if they could quickly search JIRA for problems
specifically related to that binding. Would this be useful?
Simon
> Which one would help you most? How do you find reporting issues to
> Tuscany and what can be improved? Feel free to share your suggestions
> given your experience as Tuscany users.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Florian
> on behalf of the Tuscany committers