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From: Ben C. <php...@be...> - 2001-08-25 03:24:16
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On Sat, Aug 25, 2001 at 03:34:15AM +0400, Michael Bravo wrote: > On Fri, 24 Aug 2001 15:12:59 -0700 > Ben Curtis <php...@be...> wrote: > > [lots skipped] > > for just dev staff might be useful. Of course, in this case, they > > probably _do_ have some way to track bugs on their v2, but it might be > > nice to have that flexibility in phpbt. Thoughts? > [the followup about despot settings considered] > > Well then, it seems that the consensus (heh, between the two of us so far :) ) is that we go ahead and implement the whole stuff: Heh, then we have a simple majority. :) > > - on/off self-registration > - user groups > - project permissions (though simple, only yes/no visibility) per user AND per group, with intersection > > out of this thread note: I received a CVS commit notice from sourceforge's tracker about a closing bug with the loss of component id, but it didn't show up in my working copy no matter how many updates I did (-A tried). Any ideas? Ah, yes, that change was made on a branch (phpbt-0_2_1p) which was branched from the tag from the last release, phpbt-0_2_1. That's why it's not showing up in your checkout, which is from the HEAD. You can checkout a copy of the branch with cvs co -r phpbt-0_2_1p -d <dest_dir> phpbt. I made the 0.2.2 release off that branch and tagged it phpbt-0_2_2. Further patches for 0.2.x would also be made on that branch since there are significant changes in the current HEAD. |