2011.04.18. 11:54 keltezéssel, Dwayne Bailey írta:
On 2011-04-17 23:33, André Schnabel wrote:
Hi,
Am 17.04.2011 20:59, schrieb Andras Timar:
I also suggest removing version number from the name of the projects,
because it has several benefits. One of them is preserving
contribution statistics of the project.
That's a good point. Statistics are important. I wonder what others
think.
I wonder why it should be important for the statistics if we have
Version numbers in the project or not. If someone is actually doing a
translation this is counted - and that is what matters (regardless of
the version she contributed to).
By using project names such as "libo-current-ui" and "libo-next-ui" you
could achieve this statistics stability, if required. The descriptive
name of the project could then communicate that this is 3.3.x vs 3.4.x
But at some point I need to move libo-next-ui to libo-current-ui and
create a new libo-next-ui. IMHO it's not a rename operation. Or is it?
Anyway, André is right, statistics per language should be enough. It
would be the best, if I didn't have to change anything in our current
setup. :)
Thanks,
Andras
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