[Geoprisma-dev] Roadmaps, Releases, and timelines ...

[Stephen Woodbridge]

Hi,

Thanks for all the info guys. It is very helpful.

There is another trac tool I think that will pull all the commit log 
messages can load them into a Changes.log file for the release. If you 
reference tickets in your commit comments like #nnn then trac will 
automatically link them back to the ticket. Ask Daniel on how he does 
releases for mapserver. That process is very smooth or he just makes it 
look that way ;)

-Steve

Julien-Samuel Lacroix wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> That's true! Good idea! The trac tickets are the best way to keep the 
> roadmap. We have tickets for most things. We'll set the milestone for 
> the things we know will be worked on.
> 
> Julien
> 
> Yves Moisan wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> We should probably do a wiki page for the roadmap. 
>>
>> Hi Julien,
>>
>> There's a roadmap page on Trac (http://trac.osgeo.org/geoprisma/roadmap)
>> so all we need to do is set tasks to a milestone.  I created a "First
>> milestone" that I added tasks into.  Just tag the things you are working
>> on on that milestone and I think we have a first go at it.
>>> Anyway on our side there's some development coming for a 
>>> redlining/cosmetic tool (most work is in GeoExt), the Print tool, the 
>>> new config driver, a WMS layer adder and some more. We'll probably 
>>> know more in the following weeks.
>>
>> Do the things you are working on all have tickets in Trac ?  If so just
>> tag them to "First milestone".  The redlining tool, to take that
>> example, came on the development radar just recently after at a customer
>> request I presume, which is obviously fine, but it means potentially
>> delaying some of the tasks that were planned before a new
>> customer-driven priority came along.  There is no problem switching
>> tasks in/out of milestones as needs arise.  We just need to let the
>> community know.
>>
>> Stephen : snapping is slated to be in one of the four development phases
>> planned for the GeoExt redlining tool, which will eventually become a
>> GeoPrisma widget.
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Yves
>>
>>
>>
>>
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