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Next Nuxeo Bug Day: Monday, March 18

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Today is Bug Day!

Our next bug day is coming up next Monday, March 18. If you want to contribute, there are many ways to do so!
For instance, if you have found a bug, and did not find a Jira ticket mentioning it, feel free to open one. The bugs related to Nuxeo Platform are to be filed under NXP, and the bugs related to Nuxeo Studio, NXS. All of the bugs we’ll be working on are tagged with ‘bugday‘.

The tickets that we want to include in the bugday backlog must be:
- Bugs (obviously)
- Quite short to fix (3 hours estimate max)
- User-visible

Now, if you’re a developer and you want to help, this is a nice opportunity to give back to the Nuxeo community. You can take tickets tagged with ‘bugday’ and then submit the fix using GitHub’s pull request. If you’re experiencing difficulties while fixing …

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March 14th, 2013 at 10:30 am

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Next Nuxeo Bug day scheduled Monday, January 7

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Today is Bug Day!

Hi guys, we have a bug day coming up next Monday, January 7. If you want to contribute, there are many ways to do so!
For instance, if you have found a bug, and did not find a Jira ticket mentioning it, feel free to open one. The bugs related to Nuxeo Platform are to be filed under NXP, and the bugs related to Nuxeo Studio, NXS. All of the bugs we’ll be working on are tagged with ‘bugday‘.

Now, if you’re a developer and you want to help, this is a nice opportunity to give back to the Nuxeo community. You can take tickets tagged with bugday and then submit the fix using GitHub’s pull request. If you’re experiencing difficulties while fixing bugs, you can ping us on our IRC channel (#nuxeo on Freenode).

And, if you are in Paris, you can join us at the office …

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January 3rd, 2013 at 3:46 pm

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Nuxeo Migrating to GitHub

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200px-GitHubThe source code of the Nuxeo ContentManagement Platform has been moved from the internally hosted Mercurial repositories to external GitHub repositories.

How to retrieve source code?

Here is how to retrieve Nuxeo source code in read-only mode. However, maybe you don’t need to do it: see below “How to contribute”.

Requirements: Python 2.7.x and Git 1.7.x

  git clone git://github.com/nuxeo/nuxeo.git
  cd nuxeo
  git checkout master
  python clone.py

Run ‘python clone.py -h‘ for more details.

Why Git and GitHub?

Before that move, Nuxeo folks were sometimes already using Git because they are involved in external projects using Git. Based on their feedback, it appeared that Git was technically as good as Mercurial, and that hosting services such as GitHub were greatly improving the code management and encouraging contributions.

GitHub provides good tooling around Git features and great visibility in the developer ecosystem.

We look …