Re: [gentoo-java] Gentoo/Java staffing needs

[Caster <cast3r@seznam.cz>]

Joshua Nichols wrote:
> Miroslav Šulc wrote:
>> I thought that you are busy but I'm not sure whether I should submit
>> bugs on experimental java to bugzilla. Maybe I do not understand the
>> "experimental" word correctly. Does it mean a "lab" or "just before
>> moving to sync"?
>>   
> Both really. Although, maybe it would make sense to have separate
> overlays for things that really are 'experimental' versus things that
> are ready to go into the tree.

I agree. And people willing to help but not having the time/etc to
become full gentoo devs could have commit access to the "more
experimental" overlay and from there devs could review the ebuilds and
if they are fine, move to the "ready/reviewed" overlay (or even main
tree) - I think it's how the infamous Sunrise overlay works :) I think
svn is nicer to work with than sending stuff to maillist or uploading to
bugzilla, then dev needs to put it to his overlay himself for review,
seems like unnecessary waste of time to me.

>> I can place those ebuilds I sent you to bugzilla if you want me to,
>> that's not a problem. Anyway I would appreciate feedback on the ebuilds
>> because these are my first java ebuilds and I sure missed something.
>>   
> That certainly wouldn't hurt, putting them up on bugzilla.
> 

Well, if they could be assigned to directly. Now it goes to bug
wranglers, and sometimes the reactions on java bugs aren't very warm, as
I can see on #gentoo-bugs :( Also, we often need to reassure Jakub that
the our bug report isn't invalid because of not following migration
guide etc... Maybe trac tickets could be better for making todo notes of
stuff so it's somehow organized and not forgotten. There was tickets
module in gentooexperimental.org Trac, but I can't see it on
overlays.g.o though...

Just my 2c
Caster
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