Hey David, thanks for clarifying! Rod is always merging PRs and dealing with the docker-library folks, so it's not like work isn't getting done.
We actually use these images as a base for our applications so I'm always eager to update when there is a new TomEE release for us to use, also it always confused me why this repository lives outside of the ASF. Thanks Markus Am 22. Dezember 2024 22:02:57 MEZ schrieb David Blevins <dblev...@tomitribe.com>: >> On Dec 22, 2024, at 7:19 AM, Markus Jung <ju...@apache.org> wrote: >> >> Why are the TomEE docker images held in a repository under the tomitribe >> organization? Is this just a historical thing, or is there more reasoning to >> it? > >Largely historical. Created with no intention of being widely used or >official -- Dockerhub did that on their own. Now they and a handful of others >who are not Apache committers or employed by Tomitribe have committed to them >and we would need to get code grants from them to move anything here -- or >redo everything from scratch. > >> This always slows us down pushing new releases to dockerhub because we need >> to wait for someone from tomitribe to merge new releases. Maybe we can >> improve that somehow by granting all TomEE committers write access to that >> repository? Or maybe even move it entirely into the hands of the ASF? > >Granted you access. Note Rod had access, so he could have merged any PRs. >Anyone who wants access can have it -- committer or not. > > >-David >
