NCBO-OOR Source Control Practices and Processes - Revision history

Benjamindai: /* Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development */

2009-02-19T20:32:40Z

Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development

2009-02-19T19:15:08Z

Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development

2009-02-19T00:19:21Z

Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development

2009-02-18T23:37:13Z

Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development

2009-02-18T23:35:11Z

Stage 2 – Ramp-Up Collaboration

2009-02-18T23:34:41Z

The Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development

2009-02-18T23:34:32Z

Added elaboration on the NCBO-OOR Source Control practices and processes.

2009-02-10T21:36:34Z

New page: UNDER CONSTRUCTION

New page

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

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 =Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development=
-The entire OOR community has access to the NCBO-OOR source code (essentially the BioPortal source).  User your favorite SVN client tool to retrieve the latest source code.
+The entire OOR community has access to the NCBO-OOR source code (essentially the BioPortal source).  Use your favorite SVN client tool to retrieve the latest source code.
 The BioPortal server side source can be perused at the following NCBO GForge link:

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 https://bmir-gforge.stanford.edu/gf/project/bioportalui/scmsvn/?action=browse&path=%2Ftrunk%2F
-In April 2009, a NCBO GForge branch will be created starting with an initial core pool of developers having commit access (including Michael Gruniger's graduate students).
+In April 2009, a NCBO GForge branch will be created starting with an initial core pool of developers having commit access (including Michael Gruniger's graduate students).  Read access will be entirely public.
 =Stage 2 – Ramp-Up Collaboration=

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 =Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development=
-The entire OOR community has access to the NCBO-OOR source code (essentially the BioPortal):
+The entire OOR community has access to the NCBO-OOR source code (essentially the BioPortal source).  User your favorite SVN client tool to retrieve the latest source code.
 The BioPortal server side source can be perused at the following NCBO GForge link:

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 =Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development=
-Prior to April 2009, the entire OOR community will be able to peruse the latest NCBO-OOR source code.
+The entire OOR community has access to the NCBO-OOR source code (essentially the BioPortal):
 The BioPortal server side source can be perused at the following NCBO GForge link:

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 =Stage 2 – Ramp-Up Collaboration=
-As the developer community grows, there will quickly be a need for clear open source collaboration processes and practices.  Mike Dean and Benjamin Dai will establish Open Source Collaboration policies (e.g., commit rights, trusted developers, external developers, etc).  The NCBO GForge site will be the primary source control mechanism for OOR.
+As the developer community grows, there will quickly be a need for clear open source collaboration processes and practices.  Mike Dean and Benjamin Dai will establish Open Source Collaboration policies (e.g., commit rights, trusted developers, external developers, etc).  The NCBO GForge site will continue to be the primary source control mechanism for OOR.
 As details of the NCBO-OOR open source collaboration policies are established, they will be updated on this wiki page.

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−	~~UNDER CONSTRUCTION~~	+	=The Stage 1 – Start Simple - Initial Development=
		+	Prior to April 2009, the entire OOR community will be able to peruse the latest NCBO-OOR source code.
		+	The BioPortal server side source can be perused at the following NCBO GForge link:
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		+	https://bmir-gforge.stanford.edu/gf/project/bioportal_core/scmsvn/?action=browse&path=%2Ftrunk%2F
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		+	The BioPortal user interface source can be perused at the following NCBO GForge link:
		+
		+	https://bmir-gforge.stanford.edu/gf/project/bioportalui/scmsvn/?action=browse&path=%2Ftrunk%2F
		+
		+	In April 2009, a NCBO GForge branch will be created starting with an initial core pool of developers having commit access (including Michael Gruniger's graduate students).
		+
		+	=Stage 2 – Ramp-Up Collaboration=
		+	As the developer community grows, there will quickly be a need for clear open source collaboration processes and practices. Mike Dean and Benjamin Dai will establish Open Source Collaboration policies (e.g., commit rights, trusted developers, external developers, etc). The NCBO GForge site will be the primary source control mechanism for OOR.
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		+	As details of the NCBO-OOR open source collaboration policies are established, they will be updated on this wiki page.