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bluetrane
Posted 2005-03-22 11:19 AM (#8165)
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Location: ipaq hx2750 | Montreal Canada		it seems as though no one myself included is making use of jira.... here is what i suggest...

Da1, gsc and myself are usually trolling the forums helping ppl out. Perhaps we should be adding problems to jira ( if we can't solve the issue)... for everyone else

this will keep tracking major problems easier especially when more developers ( such as myself :P ) start dev work.

i would update jira every couple of days... it can't be that much work... iv used systems like this before and i know they are a boon for development.

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GSC
Posted 2005-03-22 1:10 PM (#8166 - in reply to #8165)
Subject: RE: jira



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bluetrane
Posted 2005-03-22 1:22 PM (#8167 - in reply to #8166)
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Location: ipaq hx2750 | Montreal Canada		yes in the sense that the community manages content

im not too sure what the exact description of a WIKI is anyhow

i just like to say the word ..... WIKI WIKI WIKI WIKI

there got it out of my system
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da1writer
Posted 2005-03-22 3:53 PM (#8168 - in reply to #8165)
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Location: Dell Axim X50v (740 mhz) | Eielson AFB, Alaska		Lmao! This sounds like a good idea bluetrane, I wouldn't mind doing this project with you both. Time consuming... probably, but we did take up the roles of being Morphgear's Project Administrators and Forum Moderators ;)! I may start tonight...
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bluetrane
Posted 2005-03-22 4:04 PM (#8169 - in reply to #8168)
Subject: RE: jira



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Location: ipaq hx2750 | Montreal Canada		well before doing this i would want to know if tis will be any use to Aaron and Marat i suppose an email is in order unless one of them see this first
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Posted 2005-03-22 6:45 PM (#8172 - in reply to #8169)
Subject: RE: jira



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Jira is actually an issue management system, Confluence is a wiki. But yes, entering any MorphGear and open source module issues into Jira will be extremely helpful since it helps me to manage and organize the whole development process -- resource assignment, planning, future versions, notifications, updates, etc. The catch is, Atlassian has granted us a license to use Jira and Confluence for Open Source projects only. Marat's modules don't qualify, so I can't use the issue tracker for those (which is why you'll notice they're absent from Jira). For his, you'll need to continue to use the module specific forums.
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bluetrane
Posted 2005-03-22 8:01 PM (#8173 - in reply to #8172)
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Location: ipaq hx2750 | Montreal Canada		fair enough i will start going through the forums and add the issues and requests in jira..

ill try and keep it up to date as well

at the very least i can do this on my break at work :P

hopefully it will be of some use
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