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| General observations of the Sugar Camp meeting in Paris, France held | | General observations of the Sugar Camp meeting in Paris, France held |
| 16th and 17th of May 2009. | | 16th and 17th of May 2009. |
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| + | ==Introduction== |
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| Massive strides were made in community integration and community | | Massive strides were made in community integration and community |
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| assurance. The following is a report of what we came up with: | | assurance. The following is a report of what we came up with: |
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− | Future of Sugar – Support, triaging and quality assurance– Famework for 0.86
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− | =========================================================================== | + | ==Future of Sugar – Support, triaging and quality assurance– Famework for 0.86== |
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| There were various discussion topics that included various subtopics. | | There were various discussion topics that included various subtopics. |
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| R – Roadmap | | R – Roadmap |
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− | Sadly, the School Environment topic got cancelled, though it is of | + | Sadly, the School Environment topic got canceled, though it is of |
| particular importance to larger deployments and anything including the | | particular importance to larger deployments and anything including the |
| school server. The subtopics for that group included: Teacher | | school server. The subtopics for that group included: Teacher |
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| for deployments and Mass deployments | | for deployments and Mass deployments |
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− | ========================================================================== | + | ===Autopackaging=== |
− | | + | We can define this as the process of going from the |
− | Autopackaging – We can define this as the process of going from the
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| code that developers write going into the git version control system | | code that developers write going into the git version control system |
| to the public. There is an easy way of automating this without | | to the public. There is an easy way of automating this without |
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| distros and all platforms automatically. | | distros and all platforms automatically. |
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− | Method of communication between wishers/bugsquad and core development team | + | ==Method of communication between wishers/bugsquad and core development team== |
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| At the moment, the centralised programmers upload their stuff and | | At the moment, the centralised programmers upload their stuff and |
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| OLPC, or support forums. | | OLPC, or support forums. |
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− | Methodology for bug tracking and triaging – to peer reviewing and fixing:
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− | a. The user finds a bug in the latest release and then puts it into track.
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− | b. The bugsquad does triage. Triage means assessing the bug,
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− | validating it, and giving it a priority, and milestone (which release
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− | c. At some time, someone will try to fix it, usually a core developer.
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− | If it’s not a core developer, it will always be attached as a patch
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− | and reviewed.
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− | d. Next step is peer review.
| + | ===Methodology for bug tracking and triaging – to peer reviewing and fixing:=== |
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− | e. Patch gets improved, turned down, or accepted. This loop will
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− | continue until the parties are happy with the code status.
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− | f. Someone with commit access commits the patch.
| + | # The user finds a bug in the latest release and then puts it into track. |
| + | # The bugsquad does triage. Triage means assessing the bug, validating it, and giving it a priority, and milestone (which release its going to be fixed in.) |
| + | # At some time, someone will try to fix it, usually a core developer. If it’s not a core developer, it will always be attached as a patch and reviewed. |
| + | # Next step is peer review. |
| + | # Patch gets improved, turned down, or accepted. This loop will continue until the parties are happy with the code status. |
| + | # Someone with commit access commits the patch. |
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− | When will 0.82 be end of life? – There is no answer to this currently | + | * When will 0.82 be end of life? |
− | as it is to early to know what people in the field need. Should it be | + | *: There is no answer to this currently as it is to early to know what people in the field need. Should it be long term, short term, very long term? These answers will come at some stage, but not right now. |
− | long term, short term, very long term? These answers will come at some | |
− | stage, but not right now. | |
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− | Currently packaging happens to fructose and glucose only. This will | + | ::Currently packaging happens to fructose and glucose only. This will not be the issue in the next release. RPMS will be automatically created, though it will be the decision of the distribution in question whether and how to use them. The .xo bundles will still be there but will be overwritten (basically put into a different place and given priority over the older relkease.) |
− | not be the issue in the next release. RPMS will be automatically | |
− | created, though it will be the decision of the distribution in | |
− | question whether and how to use them. The .xo bundles will still be | |
− | there but will be overwritten (basically put into a different place | |
− | and given priority over the older relkease.) | |
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− | Should we use package kit to standardize the packaging? This was a | + | * Should we use package kit to standardize the packaging? |
− | question that came up and it is an interesting proposal, what do we think? | + | *:This was a question that came up and it is an interesting proposal, what do we think? |
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− | Auto testing of activities
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− | ====================================================================== | + | ===Auto testing of activities=== |
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| There is something called sugarbot that should auto test activities. | | There is something called sugarbot that should auto test activities. |
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| there any other ideas on how to do this? | | there any other ideas on how to do this? |
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| Buildbot will not run on the current hardware. We need to find a | | Buildbot will not run on the current hardware. We need to find a |