Hi,

It looks like it's a bit controversial if the package names update is required or required for graduation. Rob Vesse says that in Jena they didn't do it for graduation, but they still did it when moved to the next major release.

Since we are before the 1.0.0 release, unless we want to keep the brooklyn.* packages for ever, I would suggest doing the package update to org.apache.brooklyn.* sooner vs than later and plan to release 0.8.0 shortly after.

It looks like it's not easy to shorten the PR queue, so I would favour a piecemeal approach, even if it would require redoing some of the PRs. I suspect that with the right granularity, we could avoid conflicts most of the time.

Thoughts?
Hadrian

Reply via email to