Hi Jerome,
On 03/15/2010 09:37 PM, Jerome Velociter wrote:
Hi
Vincent, all
On 03/15/2010 12:15 PM, Vincent Massol wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We've slipped badly for the 2.3M1 release (my fault for not monitoring
> it closely enough). It was planned on the 8th of March and we're the
> 15th already (one week delay).
>
> The other problem is that we don't have what we had imagined would go
> in
> 2.3M1 (color theme improvement for ex). Right now there are lots of
> changes but nothing really user-noticeable.
>
> So I'd suggest the following:
> * Delay by a few days in order to be able to include:
> - color theme improvement. Sergiu you need to tell us if that's doable
> and for when.
> - captcha on comments. Caleb, let us know if that's all done or if
> there's need for more testing/development.
>
> Bonus:
> - Anca, will it be possible to have annotations released for 2.3M1 (ie
> now)? How much more time would you need?
I'll close the vote for XWIKI-4775 asap, and commit it since it's due a
long
time now.
I shouldn't need more than 2 days, but how would we want the
annotations
integrated in the platform?
Right now they're built as an extension, with some jars to deploy on
the
server
and a .xar to install the default annotations application.
Annotations JS and CSS should be moved to web/standard/ as filesystem
extensions/resources (as are the other "core" UI features), not be
contained in the XAR.
Actually that's a longer refactor, to actually make the Annotations part
of the
UI / skin, instead of having this integration done in js, after the pages
get
rendered. That's if we make it a core default feature.
But isn't that what we are discussing right now, making it a core feature?
For me, as soon as we distribute annotations together with XE, their
should be not a single line of JavaScript in wiki documents.
(But that does not mean you need to rewrite everything so that more comes
with the rendered DOM and less is injected/manipulated in JS - though I
agree it would be nicer if the annotations would work even when there
would be no JavaScript :)