Hi Diane,
Yes, your assumption is correct. It is more for minor editing bugs. I
guess we don't want to overload Peter with every single tiny editing
bug. :-) At the same time, I don't want our editing work items got
lost.
If OASIS does not want to do any official business outside their
website, then we may want to officially request OASIS to investigate
the possibility of setting up bugzilla and hosted at an oasis-open.org
web site.
I guess it is not too early to ask OASIS people about that. Because, if
they are willing to setup a bugzilla website at OASIS, I guess it will
take weeks or months for things to come together.
Thanks!
Regards,
Alex YIu
Diane Jordan wrote:
I don't know enough about how
bugzilla
works - there was talk early on of using it for issues, but Peter
volunteered
to do the list thankfully and it never came up again. I assume you
are thinking here of more of the editing bugs that may be found once
content
has stabilized?
OASIS doesn't like any official
business
to be done outside their web site, so anything we use needs to be able
to be duplicated back to the official TC web page (as we do with the
spec
and the issues list) - would this work for bugzilla?
Regards, Diane
IBM Emerging Internet Software Standards
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Alex Yiu
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05/09/2005 05:07 PM
To
Diane
Jordan/Raleigh/IBM@IBMUS
cc
,
Alex Yiu <>
Subject
[wsbpel-spec-edit]
bugzilla
for OASIS and BPEL ?
Hi Diane and others,
I have learned that W3C is using bugzilla to track some of specs bugs.
http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/query.cgi
I believe setting up something similar to bugzilla for OASIS TC would
be
quite handy, especially when we are ready to do formal spec draft
review
... (a number of months down the line ... ?)
Or, we should try to setup and utilize the related feature in
sourceforge.net instead?
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=128956&atid=712812
Please note: our sourceforge project has not setup related metadata yet.
Thoughts?
Regards,
Alex Yiu
