collaboa



Conference Call Review

The conference call was short today.

  • Reviewed the need to send out notices of conference call each week via the mailing list.
  • Tickets are coming in on Collaboa.
  • We are letting the code flow in and developers are adjusting their code to the source server for their work (new code is added every other day at this point).
  • Next release scheduled for May 1st (to include RSS, tags, security, and overall Rails clean-up)
  • Rodrigo talked about improving performance of SimpleTicket by dividing processes for mail.
  • The SMU team is working on 1. customer value analysis, conjoint analysis, and preference product map.

March 22, 2006 | Trackback | 1 Comment

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Collaboa installed, finally. . .

Collaboa is installed at http://project.simpleticket.net/ and the latest source code can be found at svn://project.simpleticket.net/trunk.  The mailing list should be up soon.

March 8, 2006 | Trackback | No Comments

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Subversion, Collaboa, and Commit Access

Our repository was originally setup for internal development with the understanding it would be open source. We deployed Subversion 1.2 and Trac, which was great internally, but not so hot when we opened the source and developers started asking for commit access. In order for developers to hack, patch, and adapt SimpleTicket within the repository we will be updating the server.

First we will be upgrading Subversion from 1.2 to 1.3. Subversion 1.2 only allows for read, write, and anonymous permissions. This would allow for rogue commits and restrict us from giving someone their own branch. After a little digging, we found that using WebDAV or upgrading to 1.3 allows us to set path-based permissions on the repository. As such, please note SVN access will be unavailable for a period of time when we upgrade to 1.3.

We also ran into Collaboa, a Rails based application for SVN repositories and developer collaboration. Among other features, Collaboa provide RSS feeds for changesets which means you’ll see what we’re doing.
If you’d like to help us test this setup before it goes live, please leave a comment.

February 13, 2006 | Trackback | [2] Comments

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