Open Stack

On 03/13/2015 03:32 AM, Anne Gentle wrote:
> I do acknowledge your concerns, absolutely. If you or Alex could come up
> with a plan that mitigates both my lack of knowledge

A few ideas:
- Make sure I ack and agree with this kind of harsh decision
- Make sure I confirm the issues reported
- Make sure any bug report is reported accurately and correctly and if
it's not, ask the reported to do it better. As I wrote: one bug per
issue, one issue per bug, and all bugs must be actionable and fixable.
Perceiving a strongly opinionated attitude in a bug report isn't acceptable.

Finally, and if you have time, try once at least to use Debian +
OpenStack (I am OK to answer any question you may have and help). For
someone of your knowledge, it will take only a few hours of your time, I
believe, and this will give you a good idea of how it works.

> and the risk of inaccurate docs I'd like to review it so we can
> all move forward.

On each and every release (for the last 3 releases), I've done a full
review of the doc, and proposed Debian specific patches. This is far
from perfect, I admit it, but until there's more contributors to the
Debian doc (like Alex), this is the best I can do. I really believe this
is better than just no doc at all for Debian users.

Also, I completely fail to see in what way removing the link to the
Debian doc is an improvement. Could you explain what's the reasoning here?

Cheers,

Thomas Goirand (zigo)