On 05/08/2021 21.27, Sharan Foga wrote:
Hi Daniel
Thanks for drafting the report.
I think it is good to bring the graduation topic up. Yes the community is small
but activity still happens and we respond to any bug reports pretty well. My
only concern would be that it has been a while since our last release and
whether we have enough active PPMC members (or PMC members if we graduate) to
be able to get a release through?
We could make a release right now, but I think the majority of the
active people would rather want to get Foal to a stable place and
release that instead - I know I do :).
There is development going on towards that end, albeit slowly, and we
have usually had a good response rate when it was time to vote on a new
release.
I think the questions for graduation should be:
1) Is there anything left for the incubator to teach?
2) Do we have sufficient (>= 3) PPMC oversight?
As for 1, I think we know what we need to know. PonyMail is largely
comprised of ASF members and others with intimate knowledge of the
processes. This was before straight-to-tlp was an option, hence
incubator was picked, IIRC.
As for 2, I think we have the bare minimum. Perhaps if we work towards
releasing Foal, we'll figure out how we stack up :)
With regards,
Daniel.
Thanks
Sharan
On 2021/08/01 09:05:25, Daniel Gruno <[email protected]> wrote:
I've written a short summary in the podling report, do take a look.
While on the subject, I wonder if we are getting ready to discuss
graduating. While we do not have a ton of committers (about three active
ones, and maybe a handful of watchers/drive-by committers), I feel that
we know the processes well enough to not bother the incubator any longer.
Thoughts?
With regards,
Daniel.
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