I'm on it. Mark, aside from Erlang, Spidermonkey and ICU, are there any other pieces in the installer, like Windows dev-tools/libs?
Cheers Jan -- On 31 Mar 2010, at 13:00, Noah Slater wrote: > > On 31 Mar 2010, at 02:03, Mark Hammond wrote: > >> Great - it can be found at http://people.apache.org/~mhammond/dist/0.11.0/ > > Would you like to call the vote on this yourself? If you prepared the Windows > artefacts, and called the vote, that should remove the dependancy chain > between me and you - as well as speeding things up quite a bit, and taking a > little bit of the load of my back. Can I just double check that you prepared > this from THE source artefact? > >> Sorry, but this needs to be undertaken by someone who actually believes >> there is an issue and can articulate it. > > Not true, it just needs to be done by someone who understands how the package > is built. > > The purpose of legal-discuss is for developers who generally don't know or > care about the legal things to get a "yea" or a "nay" from people who do. It > would be enough simply for you to tell them what you've put into the > artefact, and how it's built, and then just ask them for a thumbs up before > the vote. > > To re-itterate, you don't have to think there is a problem, or describe any > legal issue. All you have to do is provide a description of how you packaged > CouchDB for Windows, and ask them for approval. They may ask you a few > technical questions (ones which I could not answer, for example - and I don't > fancy playing chinese whispers for people) to get clarification on a few > points - but it shouldn't be anything you can't answer. > > If you're going to be part of the release process here, it would make sense > for you to get involved with legal-discuss. >
