J,
> Stefan,
>
> If you release a piece of software into the public domain, be prepared
> to listen to the whims of its users. If you wanted TSVN to be closed
> of features that you don't like, then you should have made it closed
> source.
>
> I am sure you are clever enough to implement such an API system that
> is bomb proof. I already stated that the interface would need to be
> simple for this reason.
> The third party plugin and its interface within TSVN could even be in
> a different thread.
> There are hundreds of other programs that allow third party programs,
> and they don't seem to put "But what about bugs" as a showstopper, in
> any case surely a bug report, "When I run my program TSVN crashes"
> would get a farly short response.
>
> I sent this to see what others think, let them have their say.
>
I think the above is a bit out of line.
Stefan had points why he would not want to see this in TSVN, as one of
the key persons on the project I think that is his right (I would even
say his duty with regards to us users!).
If you want the support for your idea I would suggest you come up with a
better response to Stefan's arguments.
Werner
P.S.
Top posting is also not very helpful, as one quickly looses who said
what and what was the question to the answer ;-)
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Received on 2008-09-11 19:25:06 CEST