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By: pboy
Hi all,
"APLAWS community is now moving towards becoming user-led " and we intend to
expand the user base beyond laws web sites.
So our code bases consists of a lot of general purpose modules (basically the
Red Hat CCM code) and some modules specialized on laws requirements (basically
additions developed during the dissemination phase 2003/2006).
We should reflect this in the naming pattern to make it clear for new users.
- General purpose modules are named ccm-<moduleName>
- Special law purpose modules are named ccm-ldn-<moduleName>
(where ldn is a synonym for laws requirements in general here)
- Special adaptations für other purposes should be named
ccm-<specialisation>-<moduleName>
- Special contributed modules are named ccm-<contrib>-<moduleName>
If there are no objections I would start to rename some modules, e.g. I'm currently
working on ccm-ldn-shortcuts (install into the main APLAWS context, see project
standard compliant deployment, Phase B: https://fedorahosted.org/aplaws/roadmap),
which is such a general purpose module.
I will update all the trunk files, contributed files have to be updated by the
contributors (e.g. a modified installation bundle).
Peter
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