Re: [Bodington-developers] Bodington and WebLearn code

[Paul D. <pau...@ou...>]

If it was an hour or two, or a day or two we'd have synched frequently, but
I believe we'd be talking months of work and that wouldn't give us any
benefit I'm afraid.

Adam's suggestion of using Weblearn code as your new core seems reasonable
to me - it's been updated, has bug fixes, has a reasonable level of user
testing - which is probably well ahead of any other version currently

Paul

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Dr Paul V Davis
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Marketing coordinator, Bodington.org
Oxford University Computing Services
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% -----Original Message-----
% From: bod...@li...
% [mailto:bod...@li...] On Behalf Of
% Jon Maber
% Sent: 17 July 2007 13:41
% To: Bodington developers
% Subject: Re: [Bodington-developers] Bodington and WebLearn code
% 
% What I had in mind was to put Oxford bug fixes into the sourceforge CVS
% at HEAD and to work on new features in my own file store.  As I complete
% each new feature I can make a Bodington build available for approval for
% inclusion into the official source tree.
% 
% Adam, do you think you could devote an hour or two to reviewing your own
% code repository to reassess the option that you might find time to
% commit it yourselves?  I will work on it if that's the only option but I
% can't help thinking that the authors of the code might find the job
% easier.  Maybe Paul Davis could fund some overtime....   ;-)
% 
% Jon
% 
% Alexis O'Connor wrote:
% > Matthew Buckett wrote:
% >
% >> In message
% <510...@HE...>
% >> a.g...@le..., Bodington developers
% >> <bod...@li...> writes:
% >>
% >>
% >>> Just to let you know that in FBS at Leeds we are still using the code
% from
% >>> SourceForge, so anything that beaks that would be bad news for us.
% >>>
% >>> Jon - it might be best for you to set up your own CVS repository, at
% least
% >>> initially.
% >>>
% >>>
% >> Could you just work on a branch in the SF CVS, at least then most of
% the code
% >> remains in the same place rather than getting more fragmented.
% >>
% >>
% >>
% >
% > Another branch certainly. It may even be an opportune time to switch to
% > using svn at sourceforge?
% >
% > Alexis
% >
% >
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