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Adding Your Project
Adding your project to Plone Software Center is easy.
Plone Software Center allows you to list your product on plone.org, show releases, manage your documentation, handle improvement plans, and more--all without forcing you into any particular development process or repository. We intend for this to become the canonical repository for Plone products. This tutorial walks through the benefits of PSC and demonstrates how to make the most of it.
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To add a project to Plone Software Center, go to the Plone Products area and add a "Software Project". You need to provide the following information:
- description
- categories
- proposal types: when you add an improvement proposal (covered later), you can categorize them from this list
- homepage
- repository: a URL for your repository (either a direct URL, like with svn), or a web page that has information on your repository
- tracker: a URL for your bug tracking mailing list or database. In the future, you will be able to add a collector inside your project if you don't prefer to host your own
- mailing list: a URL for information or archives of a mailing list for your project. In the future, you will be able to add a mailing list (perhaps PloneMailBoxer or Mailman) inside your project if you don't prefer to host your own
- logo of your company or product
- screenshot of your product
Once you've added your project, you can then add your releases and actual downloadable files.
by
Joel Burton
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last modified
May 8, 2005 - 23:56
Contributors:
Alexander Limi
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Tracker already available
Note that at the moment you can already add a Poi tracker inside your Plone Software Center to keep track of your population of bugs.