Le 20/10/10 03:08, Alex Clark a écrit : > On 10/7/10 2:44 AM, Godefroid Chapelle wrote: >> Le 05/10/10 21:46, Geir Bækholt a écrit : >>> >>> The Plone 3 series has run for a longer time than anticipated, but there >>> is still a demand for new releases. >>> Our awesome release manager, Wichert, has, after a long series of >>> successful releases, stated that he unfortunately doesn't have the time >>> available any longer to continue as Plone 3.3 release manager. >>> >>> The Plone Foundation board hereby requests that the framework team >>> appoints a new release manager for further releases in the Plone 3.3 line. >>> >>> >> I'd be happy to take that role. >> I'd just need some handholding for the first release in case the process >> id not documented. > > We could really use a doc on this process. I'd be willing to help write > such a document and maybe help Godefroid, Wouter, et. al. get a 3.3.6 > out the door if folks like Eric, Hanno, and Wiggy (time permitting) > wouldn't mind reviewing it. > > Just from watching, I'd say it loosely goes something like this: > > - Create a version specific buildout branch in coredev > - Do development > - Ensure that plips/open tickets are matched with humans. > - Set timelines, apply pressures. > - Maintain sources.cfg and versions.cfg. > - Ensure that packages get released as development is completed. > - Handle any upstream/Zope 2 issues. > - Release the "final" Plone package. > > Anyone (besides me) have any interest in switching to mr.developer for > 3.3.6 (since Wiggy never got around to it, or had any desire to switch > IIRC)? Or is that just a lot of work for very little gain… > > > Alex
I think we should use some time in the coming days in Bristol to sort that out. Regards -- Godefroid Chapelle (aka __gotcha) http://bubblenet.be _______________________________________________ Framework-Team mailing list Framework-Team@lists.plone.org http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/framework-team
