- From: Jonathan Garbee <jonathan@garbee.me>
- Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2013 19:19:39 -0500
- To: "public-webplatform@w3.org" <public-webplatform@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <CANQy2y2AJZpU=Hxb4Y1oFjgH3f3xrUbf0ngaze70EWE7-JRYDA@mail.gmail.com>
So, here we are. The Bug Genie is installed at http://project.webplatform.org ! It is currently empty, so don't go rushing over just yet. I'm finishing up a project that I have been caught up in for about a month now within the next two days. So, Tuesday or Wednesday will be when I begin configuring our TBG install. I'm estimating that should take me about two work days to get done and test, perhaps three if I end up getting confused in the ACL (which is pretty easy to do.) After that I will begin importing the issues from the current Bugzilla repo into the new system. This will be done one component per day to try and not burn myself out in the move and to try and do some extra cleanup as well. As each component's move is completed I will update the list to know to start using TBG for those issues. As far as the order of the move, I will email out the order they will be done the day I start, needless to say Content and Infrastructure are on the top of my list. Probably the biggest question, support/documentation for TBG. This, isn't a good answer I'm afraid. There is very little documentation on TBG's actual usage. So at first, it really is just ask me any questions you have via any method you can (coming to my house excluded, my dogs like to bark at new visitors and it drives me nuts.) I will work on documenting the actual usage of TBG first for us. Once that documentation is completed I will work on documenting administration aspects of usage. If anyone has any specific questions about this process, please just let me know. Thanks for your time, -Garbee
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