[Qt-creator] Creator stability

[Brett Morgan]

As a user in the field who is bringing a development team from web
development across to embedded development using QML and Qt/Embedded I
second Bill's call for qt-creator's git to be put under some form of
automatic build testing. I need this stable so that my team will have
confidence to move ahead on our project.

brett

On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 10:46 AM, Bill King <bill.king at nokia.com> wrote:

> Bringing this over here as was requested ;)
>
>
> I was just criticized for criticizing the quality of creator ("on the
> basis of one bug report").
>
> I thought we were an open company, part of that is being open to
> criticism when things are not working.
>
> Creator mainline is not working. I have reports both from internal and
> external users on a regular basis of either creator not building, or
> creator crashing upon startup. I have pushed the externals to submit
> bugreports, but, again, my experience here has been less than glowing.
> Being close to the front lines of the project, sometimes this can be
> missed.
>
> To fix these issues, can we implement some sort of staging/CI system
> like we have for Qt?
>
> For qml usage, bleeding edge is the only choice currently, and the
> perceived quality of creator from the bleeding edgers is that
> creator's... not usable at all. That is not the Qt way, and not a
> perception we should be having. Creator is an excellent product, and one
> I use daily, and I'd like to go back to bleeding edge, as that's where
> all the cool new features are :)
>
> --
> Bill King, Software Engineer
> Qt Development Frameworks, Nokia Pty Ltd
> Brisbane Office
>
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Brett Morgan
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