[idldoc] ticket emails

[Joe Hood]

Michael,

I agree idldoc-dev might be a better mailing list as many users may  
not want to see tickets.

Thanks for the tip on timeline subscription that would work as well. I  
will do that for now, as it goes beyond tickets. You are using a great  
project tool ;).

Feel free to make a wiki page with my sed scripts.

Side note: I am down to only five warnings and the idldoc output looks  
great. All warnings are related to classes, but I am not sure what the  
common thread is yet. They are also in obsolete code, so I am not too  
concerned. If I can find something that points to a bug, I will raise  
a ticket. Great Job!

Cheers,
Joe

Joe Hood, MSc, BEng, CD
President / Chief Technical Officer
Akoostix Inc.
jhood at akoostix.com
Phone: (902) 404-7464
Cell:     (902) 223-9876
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On 14-Jan-08, at 1:18 AM, Michael Galloy wrote:

> On Jan 13, 2008, at 9:04 AM, Joe Hood wrote:
>
>> Michael,
>>
>> It might be useful for ticket updates to automatically go out to  
>> the mailing list, effectively merging those two ways of reporting  
>> and discussing things (though I think the ticket system is the  
>> better process tool). Personally, I have to actually go look at a  
>> ticket, even if I raised it, to see what has changed, which can  
>> also cause delay in feedback.
>
> One suggestion: subscribe to the "timeline" rss feed. To do this, go  
> to:
>
> http://idldoc.idldev.com/timeline
>
> Check the items on the right that you want to keep tabs on. Select  
> "Update". Then go to the bottom of the page and hit the "RSS feed"  
> link at the bottom.
>
>> Would you be willing to set up the ticket system on  
>> idldoc.idldev,com to automatically notify the mailing list on  
>> ticket changes?
>
> Yes. I've also thought about adding a "idldoc-dev" mailing list.  
> Maybe this would be more appropriate on that list? This list would  
> continue on as the "user" list.
>
> Mike
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