KBibTeX in KDE Review

[Thomas Fischer]

Hello,

KBibTeX has been in KDE Review for some time (late March) and
some feedback has been provided by you (thank you to everyone).

Now, as no more feedback came in the last five weeks, is it ok
to continue KBibTeX's migration to extragear? If there are no
objections, I would submit a ticket to the sysadmins.

Bye,
Thomas


On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 07:37:02PM +0100, Thomas Fischer wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> KBibTeX is a BibTeX editor to edit bibliographies used with LaTeX.
> 
> After being under development for nearly 10 years, KBibTeX moved a
> few months ago from its previous hosting platform Gna! to KDE's
> playground. Being a mature project already when entering the
> playground, it may be time to continue. Therefore, I would like to
> ask you to review KBibTeX and approve a move to extragear.
> 
> The Policies/Application Lifecycle documentation states some
> requirements for be reached before being allowed to proceed.
> 1. User documentation: initial documentation has been provided by
> Yuri Chornoivan and Burkhard Lück, located in master and will be
> part of future 0.6 releases
> 2. Developer documentation: due to organic growth, the level of
> documentation in the source code varies strongly.
> 3. Most Krazy issues have been addressed, a few border cases are left.
> 4. No usability review has been done, but normal users' feedback on
> usability has been considered previously.
> 5. Intel's profiler has been used in the past and Valgrind is still
> used from time to time (not a profiler per se, but still got to
> improve code quality). Hot spots exist, but those appear only in
> border cases, e.g. when a bibliography entry has 300 authors.
> 6. KBibTeX used ki18n(...) and alike from the beginning.
> Translations of configuration file strings has been added after the
> code moved to playground.
> 
> The project's current location in KDE Review is:
> https://projects.kde.org/projects/kdereview/kbibtex
> 
> General information on KBibTeX can be retrieved from its old homepage:
> http://home.gna.org/kbibtex/
> 
> Looking forward to your feedback,
> Thomas
>