[Vtigercrm-developers] 4.2.4 where to start?

[Matthew Brichacek]

> Tell me what would the release naming ought to be before I screw up 
> yet again. JeffK, JLee, Matt ...? This is the time to get the KO punch in!
> 
I would go with 4.2.4 but I've never gotten into deep naming/number
convention wars.  I've always went with kernel number conventions and
it's never done me wrong.  I would let your package maintainers come up
with a sane version scheme that makes their lives easy and doesn't
confuse users.


> On a lighter vein, this is the first time some aristocrat made so much 
> noise!
> Coming to brasstacks, Matt, thanks for the faith.
I've been doing this for a long time, I've seen projects take
questionable moves that have wounded them permanently in some cases.  I
think vtiger is at a critical stage in it's growth and this could have
turned a lot of people off, and still can.  I just hate to see that
happen to a project that works as hard as you guys do to keep everyone
happy.
That said, I didn't mean to shake you up too much but I knew I could get
your attention this way.  Other developers have been speaking up and I
know how hard it can be to get everything done, etc.  Please speak up,
LOUDER next time if you have to and more of us will bite the bullet and
volunteer more time.  And when it comes down to it, if you can't get
anyone to volunteer, you have my cell number, call me and I'll fit it in
to my schedule one way or another.

> I am trying to get things done as fast as possible. Kindly be patient in the 
> meantime.
> 
> We do need help in the following areas and will be glad to have some help
> 
>       * Trac and SVN combo. (I still do not know either of these and
>         what/how is the advantage by using the combo. We will provide
>         the machine for these if need be. I guess, Mike/Matt can make
>         a call whether we can use the forge machine for these
>         purposes. An immediate response will be appreciated so that I
>         can start finding the resources here)
I just set this up on a test server and it was a snap.  Permissions,
versions, everything, very straight forward.  I'll gladly donate a
hosted server for the project to use permanent or temporarily.
We can host both a forge and a trac system from what I can tell, but
track could also act as a forge I think.  Either way they can ultimately
run off the same SVN server.


Matt