[otrs] Bad for OTRS community? - was: Re: OTRS::CiCS for OTRS 2.4.x
Alexander Halle
ahalle-otrs at radprax.de
Sun Dec 13 01:06:04 GMT 2009
Frank Tailor wrote :
[...]
> Yes. Contribution/backport, that's my point. Why not contributing to
> OTRS it self (because most of the changes related to OTRS base, not as a
> own extension with new functionality like OTRS::ITSM or OTRS Manager -
> by the way, which I really like :) ).
[...]
Well, I'm not really sure if this form of contribution isn't already
done. BTW, there are several contributions from cape IT members to the
mailing list :)
Perhaps the bugs are fixed under another name or by other members of
cape IT. If not this would be counterproductive since OTRS is the basis
of CiCS. So a bug would either also bother CiCS users or cape IT would
have to release a fixed CiCS version every time a new OTRS version is
published because of the unfixex OTRS basis.
And perhaps the offered CiCS modules apart from CiCS itself are
compatible with a normal OTRS installation.
Regarding the features of CiCS itself it would certainly be great to
backport some of them to OTRS but IMHO no one expects this from open
source authors. IMHO bug fixing is obligatory and backporting is
voluntary regarding fairness.
Perhaps Torsten can comment the bug fixing and backporting.
Regards
Alexander
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