Re: New Topic: maillist vs. Forum and commits (and translation)

2) If your iffy about a patch normally you would attach to a post to the liquibase-dev list and then a committer can check and commit it or make comments about getting it in shape if there are problems with it. Can you attach in the forums? If so do that or you can attach the patch to the bug/feature request in sourceforge and then let someone know it exists in the forum.

agree on (1) - I'm happy to get emails, but I won't be using the forums so if liquibase switches over fully I'll not be going with it.

Paul


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Subject: [Liquibase-devel] New Topic: maillist vs. Forum and commits (and translation)

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Hi,

i have two issues i want to discuss.

1) I strongly recommend to stick with the dev maillist for developer issues. I dont know of a single OSS project which handles the dev communication via Forum. Its so much slower than maillists and the archiving issue is non-existant for devs normally. And if you need to find something older, you still have an archive, just not as beautiful as in a forum. But beauty is for users....

2) Is it ok that i can commit with my newly created JIRA account into the 1.9 branch? I hope there is some quality check before you guys build a new 1.9.x because i really dont want to break a release with my first commit in case i ve missed something.

3) I can help out translating the wiki to german if you like. What do i need in terms of accounts?

Marc

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