[Typo3-dev] Normalisation / OOP - a Case Study (ObTS)
dan frost
dan at danfrost.co.uk
Sun Oct 31 10:51:35 CET 2004
I agree.
I don't think the TYPO3core CVS should be used because the nature of the
project is to do some very drastic things. This shouldn't be involved
with the day-to-day running
It has been pointed out to me that there already exists a "place" in the
community for this - the A-team (see typo3.org > projects) - which i am
the head of! (Whoops - forgot.)
I am going away for a week during which i will put together a way of
doing these projects which allow somethings to be merged in a somethings
just to muck around until some good comes of them.
Thanks for your thoughts Andreas
dan
Andreas Otto wrote:
> Hi Dan,
>
> On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 10:27:45 +0000, dan frost <dan at danfrost.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> It will not be
>> - a branch
>> - a different CVS
>> - a chance to add functionality that can be added perfectly well in
>> the main branch
>
>
> I have followed the discussion and would like to make a comment
> regarding the use of CVS and why the experiments cannot be done in a
> branch of the TYPO3core.
>
> Write access to the TYPO3core is handled using an ACL.
>
> In the ACL a developer can either get access to the whole TYPO3core or
> just a part of it. In theory it should be possible to limit write
> access to a certain branch as well. However, this feature of the ACL
> script provided by SF does not work correctly or we did not understand
> how to utilize it. And this is IMHO a very good reason not to use branch.
>
> Using a branch would also require everyone involved to become a member
> of the TYPO3 project on SF to get write access to the core. Kasper is
> the only person who can make a decision on that. At least this is how
> we manage this currently.
>
> The benefit of a branch could be that we would be able to merge changes
> into the head branch later on.
>
> But since this project would require major rewrites I would rather
> start with a "new TYPO3core" on the TYPO3xdev project on SF. Once the
> new TYPO3core has reached a mature level and has gained Kasper's trust
> we could still commit all the code of the new TYPO3core as a branch to
> the current TYPO3core.
>
> To get write access to the TYPO3xdev CVS on SF, if it will be used for
> development, please read the project page [1] on TYPO3.org.
>
> [1]:http://typo3.org/projects/teams-and-projects/?no_cache=1&tx_extrepmgm_pi1%5BprojUid%5D=37
>
>
>
> Cheers,
> Andreas
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