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Subject: RE: [ws-caf] issues tracking system
Sounds good to me and many thanks for offereing to host it. Can you propose categories/products before this is all set up. Cheers, Martin. > -----Original Message----- > From: Mark Little [mailto:mark.little@arjuna.com] > Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2003 2:42 AM > To: ws-caf > Subject: [ws-caf] issues tracking system > > > At the face-to-face it was agreed that I'd take a look at a > couple of potential ways of tracking issues against the > various specifications and make some recommendation for the > TC to consider. During the meeting we discussed the > possibility of using bugzilla and I said I'd take a look at > another issue/bug tracking piece of software I'd experience > with in the past. That was jitterbug, but unfortunately that > project is no longer active. > > I think we should consider bugzilla because it seems to offer > what we want. I'm more familiar with entering issues via the > Web form, but there is an email mechanism (apparently) that > allows you to submit issues in a well structured manner and > the system will thread replies to them appropriately. I have > to admit that at this point I don't have any experience with > the email entry mechanism, and am only going by what little I > have gleamed from the manuals. However, I've asked a couple > of people here in Arjuna to investigate and hopefully I can > report back to the TC later. > > In the intrim, I'd like to formalise the proposal: that the > TC consider using bugzilla. We (Arjuna) will be happy to host > and manage a public (to the TC) bugzilla server for issue > tracking. If this proposal is accepted, then we'll set one up > and populate it with some categories and components to get us > going. If people aren't too familiar with the bugzilla way of > doing things then don't worry - I will produce a brief > document describing it, how it is set up, with particular > relevance to this TCs work (so you don't need to understand > all of what bugzilla actually offers). It will be configured > to email the TC whenever an issue is entered and people can > track the issue by virtue of an associated link. I need to do > some further invesigation to see whether we can produce a > weekly "dump" of the issues that can perhaps be hosted on the > OASIS web site (e.g., a synopsis of the issues, their status > etc., with links back to the bugzilla site hosted at Arjuna > for more specific details). > > Any suggestions on this topic will be greatly appreciated. > Thanks to Doug for showing me the XML that WS-RM currently > use. Doug, as you said, this looks good for a low-volume of > issues. At this stage we can't really say whether WS-CAF will > have a low-volume or not and I think it's probably best to > start off defensively. I can't think of any disadvantage of > going the bugzilla route and it does look as though we can > automate a lot of what we need to do. > > Mark. > > ---- > Mark Little, > Chief Architect, Transactions, > Arjuna Technologies Ltd. > www.arjuna.com
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