[Gambas-user] Code Reviews

[Tobias Boege]

> > I don't want to reject the idea of using this codereview tool and here my
> > constructive questions: What if someone spots a bug in some of my code and I
> > don't even visit that site? How could I participate without using a browser?
> > I.e.: Can a pipe to a mailing list be established from the codereview tool?
> > Sorry, it's late already and I only roughly overlooked Sebastian's manual
> > link.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Tobi
> >
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> Well, this tool integrates pretty well with email. If you upload a
> piece of code, and somebody uploads a fix for a bug, you will get a
> mail including the content of that patch. You can also be appointed by
> another submitter as a reviewer or a interested party on a patch.
> 
> Beno?t, would you even consider moving gambas to a distributed VCS or
> is that out of the question? There are tools available that can
> replicate the current svn structure, including tags and svn-branches.
> 
> *Using Google code would also integrate with its bug tracker.

So, if it can be made transparent over a mailing list (and we can get such
tags in the Subject: lines to allow sorting mail) I'll drop any objection.

Regards,
Tobi