Support/TikiUpstreamTriage

Who

  • Marc Laporte
  • David Tenser
  • You?

What

Goal:

Go trough all modifications and categorize them.

This will take some time as there is a huge list.


Categories will be described below

  • tiki_triage: A new bug that needs to be triaged by TikiWiki to determine the actual tiki status
  • tiki_fixed: Stuff that is already fixed in upstream TikiWiki (just need to check in the fix is OK for SUMO for performance, etc.)
  • sumo_triage: Should be looked at by SUMO, and determined if sumo_only or tiki_triage
  • tiki_string: Pure string changes -> Need to be added here: http://dev.tikiwiki.org/pending+text+corrections
  • tiki_template: UI changes in templates
  • tiki_feature: New/enhanced feature that should be upstreamed
  • tiki_bug: Bug that should also be fixed in upstream TikiWiki
  • sumo_only: Stuff that is related to the administration/maintenance of the SUMO website that can't really be upstreamed

When

Starting 2009-08-26

  • 1st run: go through the whole list, categorize (tag) each item. Refine tag list as needed.
  • 2nd run for further discussion/analysis of the more tricky ones. (merge challenges, etc.)
    • Link to relevant wishlist item on dev.tikiwiki.org or code


Features / enhancements that should go to Tiki

As we add things on this list, we'll only mark one "meta-bug" with tiki_feature. We won't necessarily identify each commit/patch, as the code will be taken in final stage and ported/adapted to Tiki trunk for inclusion/discussion/abstraction of code in 4.x. The individual bugs for that main feature will be marked as sumo_only.

Related

Support/InterestingTikiLinks


Phone Meeting 2009-09-02

  • Update on http://dev.tikiwiki.org/Architecture+Suggestions+From+Mozilla
  • Zend Framework use (cache, etc.)
  • Introduce Support/InterestingTikiLinks
  • Progress on triage list above
  • Adding SUMO devs to Tiki security list and get access to the Security Dashboard
  • Adding Tikidevs to Bugzilla
  • From http://dev.tikiwiki.org/SUMO+Upstream+Process, "SUMO will continue on own svn but will create some way for tiki devs to see what happens will be figured out. (e.g. a hook to send commits to Tiki commit mailing list, or a hook to automatically send commits into a tikiwiki SVN branch)". Please have it sent to: tikiwiki-cvs@lists.sourceforge.net (and let marclaporte@tikiwiki.org know what the from email is so an exception is added to the spam filter.
  • Copy of SUMO data for test drive on Tiki 4.x
    • It would be a quick way to demonstrate new/changed features for

evaluation by SUMO. (change is OK for us, or no, we'll want to adapt, etc.). -> http://sumo.ourwiki.net/