On Mon, 24 Jul 2017 17:56:44 +0100
Ben Langfeld <
b...@langfeld.co.uk> wrote:
> > Em 24 de jul de 2017, às 15:30, James Le Cuirot
> > <
ch...@aura-online.co.uk> escreveu:
> >
> > I'm still sat in #adhearsion and several times a day, we get reports
> > from Travis that the same changes for blather and ruby_ami are
> > failing over and over again. I don't know why Travis keeps retrying
> > these but it is a community resource so please be good citizens and
> > make it stop.
> I have been working on the assumption that someone still has a stake
> in Adhearsion and might fix it. If that's no longer the case then
> I'll switch off as much as I can.
It was a while before I realised that it was the same changes being
retried. I now see that these are nightly tests. I guess the idea there
is to check that they still work with newer gems? That is useful but
perhaps less so when development has stagnated.
As for stakeholders, it helps if you tell the community what is
(or isn't) going on. We were left to figure out for ourselves that
Adhearsion had effectively been put on life support. I contacted Ben
Klang about it a year ago as we were evaluating our options going
forward. He explained that there had been a change in circumstances but
that maintenance would continue, albeit at a slower pace. To be honest,
what I have seen since hasn't filled me with confidence. I know that
you poured your heart and soul into this project so I trust you would
do more now if you had the time but please don't keep the community in
the dark.
We have now developed our new system on Adhearsion 3. It's live, it
works, and we're happy with it. I hardly had to make any changes and
Ben Klang merged the ones I did make so thanks for that. I did raise a
couple of issues that I wanted your opinion on to ensure I fixed them
in the right way. If I'm not going to receive that then perhaps you
should grant commit access to me and whoever else needs it so that we
can just go ahead and fix these things. I'm not planning to make any
large changes but I can at least deal with any issues as I find them.
Regards,
James