[Vtigercrm-developers] 6.5.0 Release Update

Alan Bell alan.bell at libertus.co.uk
Tue Jun 28 14:20:31 GMT 2016


You can do a fork on code.vtiger.com just as easily as you can on 
github. You can fork it and add new features and contribute them back. I 
do this. I wrote the instructions here 
http://code.vtiger.com/vtiger/vtigercrm on how to fork it, fix or change 
something and contribute back your improvements.
There have been some issues getting prompt reviews of merge requests, 
and I have raised concerns about that and many fixes got in, along with 
a few features. There is a ton more in the pipeline and I have a fork 
with a comprehensive update of all the javascript libraries (doesn't 
fully work yet, I haven't had time to complete it and my country seems 
to have just broken, which is a bit of a distraction).

Doing a branding fork, creating "wtiger" or whatever is a *heap* of work 
and risk I don't want to do, and customers are asking for help with 
their vtiger, not yetiforce or sugarcrm or anything else.

If there was a really convincing number of unloved merge requests, then 
I might be tempted to do something but there really isn't. If I was to 
suggest a change, I really want the on-demand stuff to be resynced with 
the open source project, the open source code should lead the on-demand 
platform because I don't want to waste my time doing stuff that has 
already been done, perhaps in an incompatible way.

Alan.


On 28/06/16 12:11, Garry Brighton wrote:
> @socialboostdk - mate, how long are you here? Read archive and see how 
> long things here are in "talking" progress...
>
> I am not frustrated because of vtiger guys, I am frustrated that 
> community here can not find alternative
> but holds vtiger foot like there is nothing behind them... few of you 
> are really great programmers.. join together
> and do little fork on github, no need any marketing/money, just honest 
> contribution and fair merging....



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