bugmap license?
Greg Ward
greg-hg at gerg.ca
Tue Dec 21 09:30:06 CST 2010
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 12:58 PM, Haszlakiewicz, Eric >>Undefined. I
wrote it on work time for my employer's specific
>>requirements, and have not asked anyone if I can release it publicly.
>>The code is useful as a starting point for others, but hardcodes a lot
>>of policy specific to us. I do not consider refactoring bugmap into a
>>super-duper general-purpose extension a good use of my time, since
>>doing that would result in a system approximately as flexible as
>>Python or Mercurial.
>
> Well, that sucks. I guess I'll need to start from scratch. :( Oh well, time to go earn my paycheck. :)
As you wish. I didn't say it was super-duper-confidential
ultra-top-secret code, just that it hasn't been released publicly. If
you happen to crib bits of it for your company's needs, I promise I
won't tell.
As it happens, I recently went on a mad binge of refactoring and
improving bugmap. The code is quite a bit nicer now. New bundle
attached. Make if it what you will.
Greg
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