On Wednesday 20 September 2006 22:43, Chris White wrote: > 1) Weekly summary of the project provided about Saturday my time, as that's > about the only guaranteed free time I can provide
for a project just getting started, seems like a lot ... but i'm not part of said project so i cant really say > 2) Working with both sides to produce a logical GLEP. People are wondering > whether or not we need one, let's make everyone happy and provide one on > the spot for people to have. here's a better idea: dont write one > 3) Mirror storage seemed to be an issue. There are plenty of offerings > from the adopt-a-dev project for bandwidth and server space that I think > could be utilized to suit this and let release engineering utilize the > official space for their releases. isnt it an issue only once you have something to actually release ? some people may prefer to lay infrastructure first, but i'd rather let something prove itself out so that infrastructure is laid and then not ever utilized (not to imply anything about this project's future) > 4) Providing release engineering with extra help through bug wrangling and > usage of some of my hardware for future release testing. This would also > involve familiarizing myself with the catalyst system, the release > engineering project in general, and a general idea of related projects > around it. if you're going to be using a tool, then it's only logical that you'd be submitting bugs and/or fixing it yourself -mike
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