Le 09/02/16 05:34, David Ash a écrit : > I don't know anything about how apache manages projects, but is there a > trello board or a project management system with tasks to be done in > preparation of release?
We use JIRA. You can not only manage issues, but also tasks and defined releases covering a set of tasks. But more important : you are free to decide which tool fits your need. Apache does not enforce any tool, except when it comes to the VCS (Git or SVN, which should cover most of the users). > I feel like despite a bunch of paperwork that may > have been completed, there isn't a lot of actual organization in place. That's the point : moving out of incubator is for the project to proive that it can run as a normal project, by itself. The ASF does not offer anything but the tools and some help to get use to The Apache Way. In other words, the project has to gather a community and make it work as the project managers, through what we call a PMC : project Management Committee. The PMC is in charge of voting releases, voting in new committers, and new PMC members. Now, at this point, we have to make a decision. Either we shut down the project, or we decide to go on with new working force, and see where it brings us. David and carlos seems to be interested in working on the project, why not voting them as new committers, and keep going for a while ? All in all, the project belongs to those who *want* to work on it, not to those we brought it to The ASF and stopped working on it (don't get me wrong : there is nothing wrong in stoping working on a project : life is short, we all have a lot on our private and professional plate, it happens all the time). That would be the best possible path, IMHO. Wdyt ?
