I know it's fun to come up with branch names, however, I don't think they're 
very helpful to people that aren't involved on a day to day basis. Maybe I am 
missing something, but why can't we just stick to version numbers. Pebbles 
would be 1.x branch, we just released 1.6.0 and are going to release 1.6.1 
soon. Both of those are children of the 1.6.x branch. The work on Crowbar 2 
happens on the 2.x branch.
In my opinion that strategy is a lot clearer than using code names, that just 
means only insiders know how elefante, betty, fred, fledermaus, pebbles and 
mesa align chronologically.


From: crowbar-bounces On Behalf Of Hirschfeld, Rob
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2013 10:51 AM
To: crowbar
Subject: [Crowbar] Branch from Pebbles, discussion kick-off (for OpenStack 
Havana work and other new dev)

Crowbar Community,

Today in planning we started to discuss a branch from Pebbles (on CB 1.x) to 
accommodate working on the next releases for OpenStack (Havana), Hadoop and 
other potentially new capabilities on the CB 1.x framework.  The driver for 
this change is to allow Pebbles to be stable to support OpenStack Grizzly 
releases.  The new branch will be updated to support OpenStack Havana using the 
Pull-From-Source (PFS) capabilities.  There is already active work on this that 
needs a place for collaborative development.

Before we branch, we should have resolved as many pull requests as possible.   
Having a zero backlog is hopeful but not a requirement.  Ideally, we will be 
ready for this before next sprint.

That leaves us with the _real question_ : what do we name the branch?

Based on our Flintstone's genealogy, I'm suggesting "Roxy" because she is 
Pebbles' daughter.  (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Flintstones)

Note: The CB 2.x new architecture work continues on trunk.

Rob
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Dell | Cloud Edge, Data Center Solutions
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