On Sep 16, 2008, at 2:57 PM, Jerome Velociter wrote:
Vincent Massol wrote:
On Sep 16, 2008, at 2:18 PM, Jerome Velociter wrote:
Hello everybody,
Discussing we Vincent we agreed that currently XWiki Core components on JIRA are very scattered and do not make very much sense. We propose to reorganize the project and have one component per module in platform core and web, which would be :
* action * cache * component * containers * context * xwiki-core
I'd call this one "other" actually since all the other modules are core too so it's a bit misleading. And when we create new modules out of it we create the new jira component. Yes, better this way.
* observation * patchservice * plexus * rendering * url * velocity * xml * xmlrpc * web-standard * web-exo * web-gwt * web-wysiwyg
+1 for that.
A question now I have is : since it will be quite a big refactoring, do we move all issues ? or only open issues ?
Move the issues. That's going to be... a lot of fun :) What do we do with issues that concerns a module (for example URL), but at the time of the issue (or even currently), concerned code is not actually located in that module (but is in xwiki-core instead) ? Move it to the component url anyway ? Leave it in "other" ?
I'm not proposing that we move closed issues and not even opened issues... I'm only proposing that we remove deprecated components and move issues in the new components as a whole. Ex1: Issues in Templates components are moved to the web-standard component Ex2: Issues about URL that are currently in "core" stay there. -Vincent
+1 in general.
Thanks -Vincent