+1 for your proposal. On 2/12/07, Vincent Massol <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi,

I'd like to define a location in SVN where we can put XWiki applications (i.e. sets of xwiki pages). For example I'd like to put the Selenium application I wrote in there. I've been thinking about where best to put these and here's my proposal:

* Create a xwiki-applications directory (with trunk/, branches/ and tags/) in svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/xwiki * Have the following directory structure:

xwiki-applications/trunk/ |_ wikis/ |_ default/ |_ applications/ |_ panels/ |_ selenium/ |_ blog/ |_ calendar/ |_ ...

* The default/ module will depend on several applications like panels, blog, calendar, etc. * All modules in xwiki-applications all produce a XAR when built * We move the current xwiki/xwiki/trunk/wikis/** to xwiki- applications/trunk/wikis/**

* There's already a xwiki-apps/ director y in SVN (for agilepm and gelc). I'm proposing to rename it to xwiki-extensions/ and to move agilepm to a sandbox. I'm proposing to create a sandbox for applications in xwiki-applications/trunk/sandbox and move agilepm in there.

Let me know if you're ok with this.

For jeremi and everyone workong on gelc, it shouldn't have much impact apart from the fact that you'll need to copy any uncommitted changes in the new directory (but that's a single copy - Simply make sure you don't copy the .svn files and you should be good - I have done that several times and it's very easy actually).

Note: The reason this is urgent is that I need to commit the selenium application in order to start writing more functional tests and to formalize how we do our functional tests. We need that ASAP for 1.0.

Thanks -Vincent

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+1 Stéphane Vincent Massol wrote:

Hi,

I'd like to define a location in SVN where we can put XWiki applications (i.e. sets of xwiki pages). For example I'd like to put the Selenium application I wrote in there. I've been thinking about where best to put these and here's my proposal:

* Create a xwiki-applications directory (with trunk/, branches/ and tags/) in svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/xwiki * Have the following directory structure:

xwiki-applications/trunk/ |_ wikis/ |_ default/ |_ applications/ |_ panels/ |_ selenium/ |_ blog/ |_ calendar/ |_ ...

* The default/ module will depend on several applications like panels, blog, calendar, etc. * All modules in xwiki-applications all produce a XAR when built * We move the current xwiki/xwiki/trunk/wikis/** to xwiki-applications/trunk/wikis/**

* There's already a xwiki-apps/ director y in SVN (for agilepm and gelc). I'm proposing to rename it to xwiki-extensions/ and to move agilepm to a sandbox. I'm proposing to create a sandbox for applications in xwiki-applications/trunk/sandbox and move agilepm in there.

Let me know if you're ok with this.

For jeremi and everyone workong on gelc, it shouldn't have much impact apart from the fact that you'll need to copy any uncommitted changes in the new directory (but that's a single copy - Simply make sure you don't copy the .svn files and you should be good - I have done that several times and it's very easy actually).

Note: The reason this is urgent is that I need to commit the selenium application in order to start writing more functional tests and to formalize how we do our functional tests. We need that ASAP for 1.0.

Thanks -Vincent

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+1 Vincent Massol a écrit :

Hi,

I'd like to define a location in SVN where we can put XWiki applications (i.e. sets of xwiki pages). For example I'd like to put the Selenium application I wrote in there. I've been thinking about where best to put these and here's my proposal:

* Create a xwiki-applications directory (with trunk/, branches/ and tags/) in svn.forge.objectweb.org/svnroot/xwiki * Have the following directory structure:

xwiki-applications/trunk/ |_ wikis/ |_ default/ |_ applications/ |_ panels/ |_ selenium/ |_ blog/ |_ calendar/ |_ ...

* The default/ module will depend on several applications like panels, blog, calendar, etc. * All modules in xwiki-applications all produce a XAR when built * We move the current xwiki/xwiki/trunk/wikis/** to xwiki-applications/trunk/wikis/**

* There's already a xwiki-apps/ director y in SVN (for agilepm and gelc). I'm proposing to rename it to xwiki-extensions/ and to move agilepm to a sandbox. I'm proposing to create a sandbox for applications in xwiki-applications/trunk/sandbox and move agilepm in there.

Let me know if you're ok with this.

For jeremi and everyone workong on gelc, it shouldn't have much impact apart from the fact that you'll need to copy any uncommitted changes in the new directory (but that's a single copy - Simply make sure you don't copy the .svn files and you should be good - I have done that several times and it's very easy actually).

Note: The reason this is urgent is that I need to commit the selenium application in order to start writing more functional tests and to formalize how we do our functional tests. We need that ASAP for 1.0.

Thanks -Vincent

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