Humm, I would say this is overkill :P, there would be more Moose projects than Pharo ones. So far we followed the strategy of having 1 fogbugz project per external project. On 2013-05-31, at 13:52, Tudor Girba <tudor@tudorgirba.com> wrote:
If I understand correctly, the tag is used to denote the component. In the case of Moose we have multiple of these sub-components and somehow they would need to be captured. Looking at the existing tracker, we have the categories as listed below.
Perhaps this would pollute too much the Pharo space?
Component-MooseCore Component-Famix Component-SmalltalkImporter Component-RPackage Component-Mondrian = Visualization engine Component-Roassal = Visualization engine Component-Glamour Component-Glamour-Seaside Component-Algos Component-Fame Component-Finder = Issue relates to program UI Component-Install = Utility and installation scripts Component-Docs = Issue relates to end-user documentation Component-MooseTools Component-ExternalTools = External tools such as inFusion, srcML, VerveineJ Component-Test Component-CAnalyzer = FAMIX extension dedicated to C Component-DSM Component-SmallDude Component-XML = XMLParser and Pastell (XPath query facility) Component-Spy = The Spy profiling framework Component-Hapao = The Hapao test coverage tool Component-PetitParser Component-AutoMoose Component-Arki Component-VerveineJ Component-VerveineCSharp Component-EyeSee Component-Metanool Component-GlamorousToolkit
Cheers, Doru
On Fri, May 31, 2013 at 1:33 PM, Stéphane Ducasse <stephane.ducasse@inria.fr
wrote:
We could create a tag for moose without problem I guess. I will let the experts answer.
Stef
Hi,
Would it be possible and desired, to open the Pharo fogbugz infrastructure for other related projects?
Namely, I am thinking of Moose, in particular given that various issues are directly relevant for Pharo as well? For projects like Moose, this would imply less costs. The question is if something in this direction is even desired.
Cheers, Doru
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