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From my understanding, the EAP version has the ultimate features included in it.
I am curious whether this version can be used for commercial use.
I have no been able to find a definite answer. Thanks.
Yes. If you look at the IDEA*.txt licenses in the <ideaInstallDir>/license directory of an EAP version, you will see that they are exactly the same as those in the released version. Basically EAP's are considered evaluation licenses (see comment by JetBrains here). If you (or your lawyers) want to be absolutely sure, I recommend e-mailing sales#JetBrains.com
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What is the different between "AGPL-3" and "LGPL-3" for odoo menifiest file descriptor ?
Which cases we are using AGPL-3 and LGPL-3 license for our Odoo customized modules ?
This is from Odoo 10 Essentials :
The LGPL is more permissive and allows commercial derivative work,
without the need to share the corresponding source code. The AGPL is a
stronger open source licence, and requires derivate work and service
hosting to share their source code.
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I tried de beta version of Openrefine and now I have lost all my previous files on the version 2.5. Do you know where the files are located? I am on Mac.
Thanks!
The project directory location changed between the 2.5 and 2.6 version
and has been renamed from ./Google/Refine to ./OpenRefine
If you run both versions, add a property a definition for refine.data_dir using a line like this in the refine.ini for your Google Refine 2.5 installation
JAVA_OPTIONS=-Drefine.data_dir=/path/to/data/dir
You can read more of in the 2.6-beta release note.
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I am trying to use Jira for requirement as well as bug tracking. How do I add requirements into Jira?
My organization uses Issues to track top-level features (usually on support development) and then Subtasks to those Issues for individual requirements. An Issue might be "Linking not working as intended" with a subtask of "Write a new stored procedure to handle blanks."
For new development, you might check out the Agile module for JIRA. We have it, but I am not currently on the project that uses it.
An obvious solution is to use "Issue Type" to distinguish Bugs/Requirements.
Or maybe you could try adding a phony version "BACKLOG" where all requirements go first. Then put approved requirements into a planed sprint version (e.g. "R2011-S1"). This is a work-around when you do not have the Agile extension.
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What is a release manager?
To give you a good example: Where I work, after it is decided that the product is stable and we do an official release (this is a hosted service), the release manager's job is to make sure that the product remains stable (not allowing destabilizing code checkins) and to decide when another official build should be performed and rolled out into the datacenter. If you want to check code into the code that is under release manager control, you have to go to him and explain what the change does, what its implications are, and why it is important enough to check into the stable code.
Did you google this???
Release management
Release Management is the relatively
new but rapidly growing discipline
within software engineering of
managing software releases.
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Does anyone know why magento does not provide any manual or developer guide?
All most every framework and CMS provides an official development manual but in the case of magento I did not find any official manual which surprised me.
Learning magento is hard because they are making this thing hard.
The best resource you will find is Alan Storm's blog and he has recently written an oustanding series on the Knowledge Base called "Magento for Developers". Both of those will give you exactly what you are asking for in terms of customizing Magento. First, you must know the framework, then you can understand how to customize and extend it. Otherwise you are just hacking.