Seaside2.8a1-ljz.531

Please stop committing with empty log messages.

Thanks
Philippe
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> Please stop committing with empty log messages.

It would be pity, but maybe we have to close the repository for public
write access?

Lukas

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More populated open comunities use to have a core team commiting changes.
The rest of the community is making/sending (or commiting in another repo?)
contributions of all kind.

I don't know the best way to organize that but for me, having the Seaside
core releases protected from casual changes has a lot of sense

        cheers,

Sebastian Sastre



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Lukas Renggli wrote:
>> Please stop committing with empty log messages.
>
> It would be pity, but maybe we have to close the repository for public
> write access?

Agreed. But were still a pretty small community here. If you chose to
restrict commits. You could still keep it pretty open by allowing only
those who are either registered with Squeaksource or have there initials
on the Squeak wiki to have commit access. If a committer violates
protocol, you could send an instructional corrective email. If a second
violation occurs, remove commit rights.

The initials in question I could not find in either place.

Even the Squeak wiki is locked down these days.

Initials
http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/1011

Just some ideas.

Thanks.

Jimmie
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> Even the Squeak wiki is locked down these days.
>
>  
The squeak wiki is not locked, just open on a need to know basis.

If you need to know, then try user/pass squeak/viewpoints

We trust that wiki vandals don't read squeak-dev.

Keith

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>>>>> "Keith" == Keith Hodges <[hidden email]> writes:

>> Even the Squeak wiki is locked down these days.
>>
>>
Keith> The squeak wiki is not locked, just open on a need to know basis.

Keith> If you need to know, then try user/pass squeak/viewpoints

Keith> We trust that wiki vandals don't read squeak-dev.

Heh. http://pdxgroups.pbwiki.org/ puts the password *right on the page*
and it still doesn't get abused. :)

Spammers have too much low-hanging fruit to worry about hard wikis.

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Maybe we have to add a security setting to SqueakSource that only
allows everybody to read but only authenticated people to commit?
Philippe?

Cheers,
Lukas

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2007/12/12, Lukas Renggli <[hidden email]>:
I deleted the version for now. I'm willing to delete more before I
vote to close the repository. I'm sure it was not intentional but
rather an unconscious mistake by someone learning Monticello.

Cheers
Philippe
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Keith Hodges wrote:
>> Even the Squeak wiki is locked down these days.
>>
>>  
> The squeak wiki is not locked, just open on a need to know basis.
>
> If you need to know, then try user/pass squeak/viewpoints
>
> We trust that wiki vandals don't read squeak-dev.

That is what I was referring to as locked. It requires a user/pass and
isn't purely open as it once was. I knew it wasn't very locked per se.

Jimmie
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Philippe Marschall wrote:
Not a bad decision. Let it become a problem before changing the policy.

But it would be nice if we had a name to associate with the initials.

Jimmie


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