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Re: The NukeCops Bundle Has Been Updated (Score: 1)
by Hynee on Sunday, March 21 @ 11:01:49 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) | | I basically agree with nuke-lux.
With #4, NukeCops definitely needs to explain the difference between bundle versions and PHP-Nuke versions, and have a good guide for CVS updates.
I disagree with #1--those modules are nice, but away from the core focus on NC Bundle: Security and site profiling. If you want them, install them. The CVS just ignores them.
With #2 and #5, it would be nice if you let outsiders into the CVS system. I've found a lot of little bugs in PHP-Nuke that just remain in it version after version. Outsiders should be able to submit their bug fixes, and have them not included by default. NukeCops can then approve or reject them, and they can simply be removed when they clash with a core PHP-Nuke update (which presumably occurs either the bug has been fixed by FB or the code has been re-jigged). |
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