[Vtigercrm-developers] 4.2.4 where to start?

[Josh Lee]

Nobody uses it, however right before they set up their bug tracker, I 
dedicated http://vzilla.zertis.net/ on one of our servers to vtiger.  If 
you guys want, it is still running and still available.
Also I have one additional comment.  I am not even sure what you are 
currently using for revision control, simply because I have been so busy 
that I have almost been out of the loop completely.  The only thing 
keeping me in the loop is the newsletter.  This, is one of the best 
tools you guys have and I hope you continue to use it. But back to 
source control.  I have used VSS, CVS, and a few others.  Recently our 
company switched to SVN, and I have to tell you, it is simply the best.  
Do you know how with CVS you need that crazy pserver stuff?  Well with 
SVN, all of the CVS command are still there.  Additionally SVN has the 
ability to handle folders, very well, as opposed to CVS.  Lastly remote 
checkout is a snap.  "svn+ssh://jlee@vtiger.com/vtiger co" would be a 
valid entry from unix, or Linux.  Windows has tortoise, which is an 
awesome tool for browsing SVN repositories, checking out, updating 
committing, and merging.

Anyhow, bugzilla and svn are two great tools, and that is my two cents 
worth.
Matthew Brichacek wrote:

>I've got to vent.  This is a fsck'ing mess.  There is no way to filter
>bugs on bugs.vtiger.com to know what is valid and what's not for a
>certain release number(not that I can see anyways).  Feature additions
>are listed as show stoppers/critical and it's an all around mess.
>Everyone who's complained about current development process/tools used
>are absolutely right and we _have_ to fix this.  If you can help out
>fathi with the new forge, it would go a long way towards hitting the
>goal of better tools and would be a great way to contribute if you're
>not into writing code.  If you write code please step up for 4.x maint
>help.
>
>As far as the project management is concerned, something has to change
>or we're going to see a fork in the near future just to straighten this
>mess out and get a proper structure, the writing is on the wall.  I am
>all for listening to users but if you ignore the developers the project
>will fork.  This may all seem a bit harsh but consider it a
>consolidation of all the other complaints about these topics in one
>flame ball.
>
>Hate me all you want, but please, let's just fix this.  Open to all
>suggestions about how to get started and what goals to set for the next
>4.x release.
>
>matt
>
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