> > If not you, then ...? Are there other committers who are interesting > > in taking the release mantle, and really give yourself breathing room > > to just improve the code without all the rest of the details? > > Torsten Wiebesiek seemed interested to read the details about the > release process, so we might wait the next days to see what he says.
I've read the "Guide To Release Management During Incubation" and I have to admit, that I have not understood all of it. I am sure, there are many people who can do this job better. I am still willing to help out, but I will definitely need help at least for the first release. But again, what do we need to keep log4cxx out of the attic? - Someone, who prepares a release. Ok, that might be me (with someone help!). - Some people, who vote for a release? How many people do we need? What qualifications do they have to have? - Some more developers? Or is it for now ok, if Thorsten is doing the main Development? - Do we have a deadline for the release or some kind of time frame? - What else? And last, but not least: is the code in a state that allows a release any time soon? Unfortunately, I am very busy right now (and will be for this week). I will follow the discussion and maybe answer some mails, but can dig deeper into this ASF stuff next week. Still, it's not worth doing that, if we have not answered the most important question: What do we have to do, to keep log4cxx alive at ASF? Regards, Torsten
