On 2011-08-09, Curt Arnold wrote: > For those who want to drive a release forward, I would suggest:
> Create a bug report for the next release (check if there is already > one) JIRA already has 1.2.11 as release version and tons of issues assigned to it. 20 are still open 34 are already in the resolved state. Some triage may be in order. 34 fixed issues sounds huge and it may very well be worth pushing back some issues without patches and release the rest now rather than waiting for the rest. I'm not sure we need a separate issue for the release itself when JIRA provides the roadmap view. > If there are any debatable issues (like dropping support for earlier > .NET versions), start a vote on the mailing list. If there are > interrelated issues, perhaps create a page on the logging wiki and > have a vote on all the issues in the same time. > If there are bugs without test cases or patches, create test cases and > patches. > If there are bugs with test case and patches that should be committed, > make a comment on the bug that it appears ready to go. > Hopefully through this process, we can develop the track record that > will allow adding some new committers or PMC members. Sounds like a plan. Stefan
