Re: [Choco-users] Testing Constraint Repository ?

[<gro...@em...>]

Hi,

That is a very good idea :-)
Since I do not know what is possible to do on Sourceforge, I propose to s=
tart by
a manual repository: when a user want to submit a constraint, he will sen=
d me a
mail with a brief description.

I will then add it to the Choco web site. See
http://choco.sourceforge.net/contrib/contribution.html to see what I prop=
ose
more precisely.

Do you think this solution is correct ? Anyway, I do not think I will rec=
eive
hundreds of constraints per day, at least right now (maybe next year :))

See you,
Regards,

Guillaume


Selon R=E9mi COLETTA <co...@li...>:

> Hello,
>   I use Choco since few months and i really appreciate the work
> you have done :-)
>   However, it suffer of a major drawback: the small number of
> constraints available.
>
> However i know some of you have develloped their own constraints.
>   I know your policy is to put on CVS only "stable" constraints,
> but perhaps a second repository could be introduced. In which,
> you could post your "testing" constraints, and also allow Choco
> user to give the constraints, they have programmed ...
>
> This way, such constraints are more tested. Their authors
> receive more feedback. If this feedback is negative, authors
> improve the constraints. Else they become stable ;-)
>
> What about this proposition ?
>
> --
> R=E9mi COLETTA
>
>
>
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