Non-binding +1.

On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 7:47 AM, Grant Ingersoll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Seems reasonable on the committer front.  Of course, one person's trivial
> bug isn't always another person's trivial bug, but, hey, that's what
> rollback is for, right?
>
> As for the PMC issue, it may be problematic in the long run if Droids
> becomes a subproject of a TLP.  For instance, in Lucene, not all committers
> are PMC members and I highly doubt the PMC would vote to add every Droids
> PPMC member in as a Lucene PMC member.   That being said, we still pretty
> much treat committer's votes as binding, although it rarely is an issue.  I
> can't remember there ever being an issue where a PMC member had to play that
> trump card.
>
> -Grant
>
>
> On Nov 12, 2008, at 3:35 AM, Thorsten Scherler wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I always said I would like to maintain the commit access for all ASF
>> committer when leaving labs. I had a chat with Grant et al. about it
>> @apacheCon.
>>
>> The problematic part was pointed out to me that if we give everybody
>> commit access we run the danger that asf committer to droids can make
>> contra-productive committs without going to the issue filter. IMO we can
>> state in our project guidelines (on which we need to work) that trivial
>> changes can be committed without prior discussion but any deeper
>> architectural changes have to be discussed in the dev list and best
>> demonstrated with a patch attached to our issue tracker. If we agree we
>> should add the ASF committer group to our trunk svn policy file.
>>
>> The other thing is becoming part of the PPMC. I am PMC member on
>> different PMC's and every project has its own policy on this matter. I
>> personally like best the one from forrest. Every committer is part of
>> the PMC since IMO if you are committed to the project you should have as
>> well a binding vote.
>>
>> I would like to propose the following policy around commit and PMC
>> access here @droids:
>> "All ASF committer have write access to the public svn source. We
>> encourage all ASF committers to fix trivial bugs (like typos, etc.)
>> without prior consultation. However bigger changes (like architecture
>> changes and major code rewrites) HAVE TO be discussed prior on the dev
>> list and best demonstrated with a patch attached to our issue tracker.
>>
>> Every ASF committer that has demonstrated his/her commitment to droids
>> through the normal meritocracy policy we have on the ASF will be voted
>> in from all active PMC members.
>>
>> New droids developer (non-ASF committers) are need to demonstrate
>> his/her commitment through the normal meritocracy policy we have on the
>> ASF. If they get voted in as committer their should as well become part
>> of the PMC since if they are committed to the project they should have
>> as well a binding vote."
>>
>> WDYT?
>>
>> salu2
>> --
>> Thorsten Scherler <thorsten.at.apache.org>
>> Open Source Java <consulting, training and solutions>
>>
>> Sociedad Andaluza para el Desarrollo de la Sociedad
>> de la Información, S.A.U. (SADESI)
>>
>>
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