[PubSub] XEP-0060 revisions

[Peter Saint-Andre]

OK, Todd Herman's message to the standards@ list this morning might spur
me into action about the long-awaited fixes to XEP-0060. This is a big
job, which is why I've been putting it off. To make sure that we have
good traceability, I think we might want to use a bug tracker or wiki
page -- but it's got to be easy to use or we'll ignore it. Do folks here
have a preference?

I will commit to making this happen if folks on this list will commit to
helping. :)

Peter

[Ashley Ward]

I'm happy to help where I can - I know pubsub a whole lot better now than
I did a few months ago! :)

Ash

Post by Peter Saint-Andre
me into action about the long-awaited fixes to XEP-0060. This is a big
job, which is why I've been putting it off. To make sure that we have
good traceability, I think we might want to use a bug tracker or wiki
page -- but it's got to be easy to use or we'll ignore it. Do folks here
have a preference?
I will commit to making this happen if folks on this list will commit to
helping. :)
Peter
--
Peter Saint-Andre
https://stpeter.im/

[Peter Saint-Andre]

Thanks!

Step one is to come up with a semi-complete list of spec bugs. Right now
all I have is a mass of email messages. ;-)

Post by Ashley Ward
I'm happy to help where I can - I know pubsub a whole lot better now than
I did a few months ago! :)
Ash

Post by Peter Saint-Andre
me into action about the long-awaited fixes to XEP-0060. This is a big
job, which is why I've been putting it off. To make sure that we have
good traceability, I think we might want to use a bug tracker or wiki
page -- but it's got to be easy to use or we'll ignore it. Do folks here
have a preference?
I will commit to making this happen if folks on this list will commit to
helping. :)
Peter
--
Peter Saint-Andre
https://stpeter.im/

[Tuomas Koski]

Hi,

Post by Peter Saint-Andre
Thanks!
Step one is to come up with a semi-complete list of spec bugs. Right now
all I have is a mass of email messages. ;-)

I'm happy to help with this so count me in.

Post by Peter Saint-Andre
To make sure that we have good traceability,
I think we might want to use a bug tracker or wiki page -- but it's got to
be easy to use or we'll ignore it.

I agree but which one will it be? Both are fine for me. Do we still
have the "jira instance" up and running? If I remember right there
might be some bugs registered there as well.


Cheers,
--
Tuomas

[Peter Saint-Andre]

Post by Tuomas Koski
Hi,

Post by Peter Saint-Andre
Thanks!
Step one is to come up with a semi-complete list of spec bugs. Right now
all I have is a mass of email messages. ;-)

I'm happy to help with this so count me in.

Excellent.

Post by Tuomas Koski

Post by Peter Saint-Andre
To make sure that we have good traceability,
I think we might want to use a bug tracker or wiki page -- but it's got to
be easy to use or we'll ignore it.

I agree but which one will it be? Both are fine for me. Do we still
have the "jira instance" up and running? If I remember right there
might be some bugs registered there as well.

We did have a Jira instance but it's been down for awhile. I don't have
any strong preferences on bug trackers, although I've mostly used Trac
of late (at the IETF). I'll probably start by putting a page on
wiki.xmpp.org to get things going.

Peter