I would like to try and address people's many comments on this thread but first I guess I should declare the vote a failure. Many committers did not vote directly and of those that did, while we have some support for the cutoff date, (+3.5) votes, there is insufficient support, (+2.5, -1) votes for the selection method. Agreeing on a date but not agreeing on what to do at that date is not that useful :-)

So, besides the debate about whether we need Ant2 at all, I think we do not have a process for getting to Ant2. Sam suggested the application of Duncan's "rules for revolutionaries". I wonder whether those rules will work or will the "dampening" effect he suggests just lead to indefinite postponement. By suggesting a majority vote on selection of a codebase, I wanted to at least ensure a result, a choice, in a bounded timeframe. We have been waiting for Ant2 too long already - well at least some of us have :-). My suggestion, therefore, is to leave aside the question of timeframe and simply try to resolve the process for codebase selection. Do you think rules for revolutionaries will work?

Any suggestions would be welcome.

Conor


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