Hi all, It's good that we had a fruitful discussion on the previous mail I sent surrounding the project. It's clear that there is at least some interest in the project, and it makes sense to try to promote it a little more. However, I remain a bit sceptical, as really for a project to succeed in the incubator IMO, it needs the people who submit it to drive initial interest in it.
Here are some next steps to take a) Website. We badly need to get a website up and running. b) Pull requests. Can Pam or someone more familiar with OpenAz than I take a look at the outstanding pull requests? https://github.com/apache/incubator-openaz/pulls To apply them, simply click on each pull request to get the URL. What I normally do is download the patch using "wget" and appending ".patch" to the URL, and then apply it locally via "git am <file>": e.g.: https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/apache/incubator-openaz/pull/3.patch If the patches are good, you have to edit the commit message to say "This closes #3" to close that particular pull request. c) Do a quick JIRA triage beyond the pull requests, and see what makes sense to include in an initial release. Once a - c are done, we can think about getting a release out. Colm. -- Colm O hEigeartaigh Talend Community Coder http://coders.talend.com
