On Fri, Oct 12, 2018 at 02:13:32PM -0400, Daniel Povey wrote: > There is an issue tracker here > https://arc.liv.ac.uk/trac > but it's not clear whether Dave Love still has access to it (he moved to The issue tracker has it's own login system. I still have access to it and I've never worked for the University of Liverpool :). Yous should be fine submitting bug reports there.
I think where Dave might run into problems is uploading new tarballs. > Manchester and for a while at least he did not have access; and he doesn't > seem to have been working on GridEngine lately anyway). Also I couldn't > figure out where in the issue tracker you are supposed to make a new > issue; you probably have to create an account first. > I made an attempt to re-start a GitHub-based version of the repo, here > https://github.com/son-of-gridengine/sge > but the project is not exactly off the ground, partly due to Dave's > objections and also due to lack of clarity about whether he plans to > continue maintaining GridEngine. You could create an issue on the github > if you want, but I don't promise that that project will necessarily live > on. > If you look at the issues in the issue tracker > https://arc.liv.ac.uk/trac/SGE/query?status=!closed&page=3&order=priority > there are a rather scary number of existing, un-resolved issues. > To me it raises the question of whether GridEngine might be just too big, > to old, and too encumbered with features, to be maintainable as an > open-source project. But I also don't know what the most viable > alternative is. A lot of these were inherited from the original grid engine project and some of them are reports of unreproducible errors. William
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