Re: [Openflow-dev] Openflow -> CMF

[Vincenzo Di S. <e.d...@ic...>]

I don`t know exactly what we`ll do probabily we`ll separate the two=20
repositories. But it`s just my personal idea, for the moment.
However is our intention to obtain with the 0.6 release a good and=20
stable workflow tool so all users who don`t want to use CMF for the=20
moment, will have a good workflow support, and all products developed=20
till now will work well.


Juli=E1n Mu=F1oz Dom=EDnguez wrote:

> On Wed, 19 Dec 2001, Vincenzo Di Somma wrote:
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>>We`ll freeze the stand alone development after the 0.6 release.
>>If someone will want to take over OpenFlow when it will migrate to
>>CMF... we'll be glad to help and contribute on the development.
>>
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> Ok very interesting. Who knows, maybe people (including me) interested =
in
> Openflow will install CMF for this reason :-)
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> Ok, it is cool to have this clear. The idea is for not loosing this las=
t
> "CMF non-dependant" product. Then me, or someone else, could maintain i=
t,
> maybe in another sourceforge developpment group ? Just in case the CMF
> dependant product isn't satisfactory for own use... Who knows, we don't
> close this possibily, ok ??
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> In theory CVS supports this "multibranch" feature, but then I suppose a=
ll
> must be maintained in the same sourceforge developpment group. (But is =
it
> a good /real possibility ?)

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> Uhmm, or will it all be migrated to the CMF CVS ??
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> And then, how could independant cvs feeds easily with the new features
> added in OpenFlow-CMF ?
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