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On 03/20/2011 10:25 PM, Jacek Antonelli wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">So, what I'm planning to do is to create a new project called
"Website",</pre>
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I see this already <a
href="http://redmine.kokuaviewer.org/projects/website">happened</a>.
:-)<br>
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<pre wrap=""> which will be used for issues related to all parts of the
website: wiki, blog, forums, issue tracker, and so on. Some examples
of how it could be used: telling us when part of the website is
down/broken (except the issue tracker itself, of course); requesting
plugins or extensions be installed; reporting errors on protected wiki
pages; requesting someone look at or improve a wiki page; and so on.
I would move all the issues from the Wiki trackers and the "Website"
categories to the new project, then delete those trackers/categories.
The issue numbers and links for all the issues will stay the same, so
there wouldn't be very much disruption from moving them.
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Sounds good and makes sense.<br>
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<pre wrap="">Any objections to this plan, or suggestions/alternatives?
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The "Website" project currently only has the tracker "Task". I guess
that might not fit every website issue, but I'm also not sure what
other trackers would be needed. So it's maybe best to leave it at
this for now, and add other trackers when the need for them occurs.<br>
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One question we should consider is whether we want a catch-all
project on redmine for everything that isn't viewer development but
that might still have "issues" we want to track (e.g. a bug in the
mailing list or a task to design impru-branded merchandise). Such a
project (maybe named "misc.") could either be in addition or instead
of the suggested "Website" project.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Borun<br>
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