Our group met on Sunday evening to create a timeline for us to adhere to for the remainder of the semester. This involved finalising our selection of bugs, deciding how much time to allocate to each bug based on severity and complexity, and roughly choosing an order in which to tackle them.
Out of the bugs we chose, one of them seems difficult, and will be worked on steadily for the rest of the semester. For the remaining bugs, we are anticipating being able to squash and submit one bug per week.
In addition to creating a timeline, I also created my own branch of the project on the project's version tracker site. Up until now, my project was built using the distributed source make files. For us to submit our first bug, we were using Glen's machine, because he had already set up Git.
To do this, I first had to set up an account on the project's version manager site. Then I installed Git on my machine and linked it to my account on the project's site. Finally, I create my own branch, which I named "bugSquashing". Now, I can work with my own copy of the project, and commit my version after changes have been made.
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