Re: [gene-pool] Re: Bugzilla Evolution Migration



On Tue, 2004-11-23 at 11:03 -0500, JP Rosevear wrote:
On Fri, 2004-11-19 at 18:07 -0600, Gerardo Marin wrote:
> While I took on account Christine's observations on exporting database
> (filter Ximian private reports, joining Connector as an Evolution
> component).

The private reports should probably go the bugzilla.novell.com.

> I'm cc'ing the bugsquad to let the whole bug team know, and attaching
> the initial mail,
> We are a week from the proposed date for doing this migration (any
> weekend would be nice for me) but we need to co-ordinate with GNOME
> team on:
> 
> - When is this more convenient for gnome team?
> - What is your preferred export (tab separated, csv, other)?
> - Single big fat file with everything on it or per table file?
> - Bug-buddy sync
> - Open the product for business on b.g.o
> - Close product for business on b.x.c
> - How can I help gnome team on the whole issue?

We also need to update Evolution README, news and redirect people going
to bugzilla.ximian.com to the correct new site.

Are we going to add the bugs to b.g.o with a standard offset, ie 200000
so that we can update the evolution changelogs and NEWS easily to match
the new location?  This assumes we are moving closed bugs as well.

> > 2. That dump contains the entire database, not only Evolution bugs
> > (Q. What about Ximian products related to Evolution, still part of
> > Bugzilla, like GtkHtml, Bonobo, Gnome-spell, etc.?).

Radek? Meeks?
I would like to have gtkhtml bug in b.g.o as well so that I don't have to track 2 bugzillas

> > 7. No reports can be easily migrated. The ones we have are pretty
> > hardcoded at this point (in particular those that use target
> > milestone as a fake foreign key for Evolution related reports.)
> > While I can send these to gnome bugmasters it will be up to them
> > installing and modifying them to suit GNOME requirements.

I would think the reports would be handy for GNOME as well if they code
can be made generic enough.

> > 8. Q. What about mail composer? It's actually assigned to  a
> > different product (GtkHtml). Would a "composer" component be better?
> > Are we willing to move gtkhtml to GNOME?
I don't understand that question, composer belongs to evolution mailer.

R.

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