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Re: [RFC] git integrated bugtracking

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Guilhem Bonnefille <guilhem.bonnefille@gmail.com>
Date
Jun 12, 2007, 08:54 UTC
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Hi,

This subject is quite interesting. I read that one of the main expected goal of integrating SCM and BT is to help release manager in its task.

In my point of view, we have to keep in mind that it's not because a commit solved a problem, that all the following commits will always solve the problem. Development ALWAYS suffers regression. The really way to avoid this is to have an organisation of code that allows automatic tests. So it needs something greater than the SCM: you have to be organized for this.

One interesting project to have a look for is aegis ( http://aegis.sourceforge.net/ ). It proposes a sort of SCM, that integrates process to ensure quality of code. One of them is that the /SCM/ will control the non regression before commiting.

I hope these informations will help defining how we can design a system that integrates SCM and BT in a distributed manner.

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  2. Yann DirsonJun 3, 2007
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  16. Pierre HabouzitJun 3, 2007
  17. Yann DirsonJun 4, 2007
  18. Pierre HabouzitJun 4, 2007
  19. Linus TorvaldsJun 3, 2007
  20. Pierre HabouzitJun 3, 2007
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  22. Rogan DawesJun 4, 2007
  23. Yann DirsonJun 3, 2007
  24. Pierre HabouzitJun 3, 2007
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  26. Jakub NarebskiJun 9, 2007
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  32. Pierre HabouzitJun 10, 2007
  33. Martin LanghoffJun 10, 2007
  34. Pierre HabouzitJun 11, 2007
  35. Martin LanghoffJun 11, 2007
  36. Jan HudecJun 10, 2007
  37. Jon LoeligerJun 11, 2007
  38. Guilhem BonnefilleJun 12, 2007
  39. Jan HudecJun 10, 2007
  40. Martin LanghoffJun 10, 2007
  41. Jan HudecJun 10, 2007
  42. Matthieu MoyJun 10, 2007
  43. Pierre HabouzitJun 10, 2007
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  45. Pierre HabouzitJun 10, 2007
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