Re: code from other repositories and PEAR (was: Discussion of SCM_SVN Proposal)
| From: | Bertrand Mansion | Date: | Sun, 18 Apr 2004 14:20:25 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: code from other repositories and PEAR (was: Discussion of SCM_SVN Proposal) | ||
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<smith@backendmedia.com> wrote :
> Bertrand Mansion wrote:
(...)
>> PEAR is strong enough not to rely on outside projects like Horde and, in the
>> future, it is projects like Horde that will maybe rely on PEAR. But to
>> achieve this, we have to be more open. I already know a lot of projects that
>> rely on PEAR.
>
> I think you are polarizing something here. Its not a Horde vs. PEAR war
> here. Its not a war for that matter anyways. It was about some people
> pointing out that they have well established code and asking if the
> proposed code matches that code in quality. Notice that I am not taking
> sides on this topic as I dont have the necessary inside information to
> tell. I didnt notice that both sides used strong language but it seemed
> to me that things were on track to a productive resolution.
>
> So to me its important that PEAR doesnt get the first code but the best
> code. If there is better code outside of PEAR then we should try to get
> that code. However if the "better" code doesnt follow our standards and
> nobody is willing to modify it accordingly we have a balancing act to make.
>
> Furthermore no code that exists is high quality based on its membership
> in some repository. This goes for Binarycloud just as much as Horde or
> PEAR for that matter.
OK, I understand.
Sorry for the noise.
Bertrand Mansion
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