JDG is the product which encompasses both Library and Server and I do not want to use that name for the community version. Also for bug tracking the product uses Bugzilla.

The project on GitHub, which unfortunately is still called infinispan/jdg, should instead be called "Infinispan Server" and it should have the following characteristics:

Does that make things clearer ?

Tristan


On 12/07/2012 04:16 PM, Galder Zamarreño wrote:
On Dec 6, 2012, at 1:16 PM, Mircea Markus <mmarkus@redhat.com> wrote:


On 6 Dec 2012, at 10:07, Tristan Tarrant wrote:


Hi all,

I finally went ahead and created the "Server" component on Jira to hold 
all issues related to the AS-based Infinispan Server (aka JDG server).
I have renamed the previous "Servers" component to a more appropriate 
"Remote Protocols".

Do we still want to support non-AS based servers? I think we do want to still have these as well/

^ Sure, community based support, as we support any of the other community features :)


If so most of the bugs (but the ones having to do with the integration between ISPN-servers and AS-servers) will be in the "Remote protocols" component, and it makes sense for them to appear in the default release notes.
One way or the other, can't we create an .Server release for each library release? e.g.
5.2.0.Beta12 
5.2.0.Beta12.Server

^ Why do you wanna have different releases?

Guys, the 'Servers' component was for bugs/features affecting the Infinispan servers.

Whatever JDG does is JDG's bussiness.

Again, what the heck is the point of doing this?

And remember about product discussions and public dev list ;)


A note about versions: Server versions will be aligned with Library 
versions, but because of the nature of how the server is built and its 
dependency on an Infinispan library release, a Server release will 
happen asynchronously (i.e. a couple of days later). Also we may not 
want Server issues in the Library release notes. How should we handle this ?

Tristan
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