[Nfd-dev] NDN-Lite and NDN IoT Package Release

[Zhiyi Zhang]

Hi Junxiao and Davide,

After the discussion, we plan to use the GitHub issue tracker to deal with
issues for now. Perhaps later, to keep consistent with other NDN projects,
we can also use redmine.

The reason why we separate library and tests is because the tests have a
specific environment-- RIOT OS. We don't want to include platform-specific
unit tests into the library.
We will manually update the tests repository for now.

Especially, we thank Junxiao very much for your reported issues and your
pull request. We have already merged your pull request and addressed one
issue. We will move on to other issues soon as well.

Best,
Zhiyi



On Wed, Jan 2, 2019 at 12:51 PM Junxiao Shi <shijunxiao at email.arizona.edu>
wrote:

> Hi Davide
>
> How does one contribute to the project and report bugs? Do you accept
>> pull requests on github? Do you use redmine or github for issue
>> tracking?
>>
>
> I hope it stays on GitHub issue tracker. I have already opened four issues
> and one pull request there. I don't want them to get lost.
>
> A problem I'm seeing is the separation of library and tests in two
> different repositories. If both repositories are going to have CI setup,
> every commit will have to be backwards compatible, or it won't pass CI and
> will need manual override. If only one repository has CI, verifying
> incoming pull request on a non-CI'ed branch would be tricky.
> GitHub doesn't have good support for multi repositories. Golang and
> Chromium have many repositories but they have their own CI system.
>
> Yours, Junxiao
>
>>
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