[Bug 751344] Review Request: sesame - Red Hat MRG management system agent

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--- Comment #4 from Trevor McKay <tmckay at redhat.com> 2011-12-05 09:37:14 EST ---
Thanks,

  sesame is really the outlier here, notes on the rest:

  mace is mostly defunct at this point, it was a QMF message traffic simulator
for testing cumin.  It would be great if it worked, but at present it doesn't
build and we test in other ways.

  basil was some proof of concept/demo stuff from early development that is not
currently used.

  The rest are all modules that are part of cumin.  While a few of them could
theoretically be broken out and used independently, practically they exist to
serve the needs of "cumin-web" (cumin) and "cumin-data" (mint), the two
functional halves that make up "cumin" from the customer perspective.  The
source tree may be a little over-modularized from that perspective.

  I am a relative newcomer, this is my perspective.  Cleaning up the repo is on
my long term todo list.


(In reply to comment #3)
> (In reply to comment #2)
> > Thoughts, short of making sesame its own fedora project?
> 
> It looks really strange, that the cumin svn repo is basically a mix of several
> code projects...
> 
> Shouldn't they all have their own repository and cumin provides only scripts to
> check them out and build together (seems that's the goal of "mgmt"...)?

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