[development] Seems I need to take sandbox in my own hands

Johan Forngren johan at forngren.com
Sun Dec 17 20:47:33 UTC 2006


On 12/17/06, Chad Phillips -- Apartment Lines <chad at apartmentlines.com>
wrote:
>
> i'm just going to toss this out there as a general proposal:
>
> 1. move the sandbox completely out of the contrib repo, and make a
> new one -- this has the dual benefit of moving our 'messy' space away
> from our 'clean' space, and making the checkouts of the contrib repo
> faster/cleaner.  you can then checkout the mess if you choose to.  :)
>
> 2. in the new 'sandbox' repo, put a limit on how much each user can
> have in their active folder -- maybe 1 or 2 MB, which should be
> plenty for an experimental code home.  i think this would be a pretty
> easy thing to implement.  this would allay any bandwidth/space
> concerns about our chaotic space.
>
> i love the idea of having a more clear policy of what goes where, and
> setting up systems that encourage collaboration.  i feel that a
> community place for chaos belongs in that map somewhere...
>

Good points, however, I don't think bandwidth and space is the biggest
concern atm, but a few megs is plenty of space to experiment with. Another
option would be to have some sort of filter at drupal.org, e.g.;

Show only modules which are...
[X] Stable
[X] Beta status
[X] Actively maintained
[_] Experimental (warning: this might be unstable)

The same goes for themes, I have been thinking about maybe creating a few
themes/modules and putting them at drupal.org but I do nit have the time to
maintain them, so they would end up laying dead and screwing up users sites.

-- 

// Johan Forngren

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