> Stefan Bodewig: > To me it sounds as if you are looking for a home for "a bunch of scripts > we use around the release process". Something we don't really have, so > a new TLP seems more appropriate - if we have and keep the momentum. > This new TLP would likely be more focussed on users that are expected to > use trunk versions of the scripts than to have releases - no realy end > users at all, this is quite similar to Gump.
Hm sounds good. Recently I wrote a small bash script together with Simone Tripodi for checking release sigs and md5 hashes. We discussed a few minutes if we could store it somewhere at the ASF but could not find a place. Now everybody of us has its own copy. If there would be a "release" top level project collecting rat and scripts like this, i think it would be interesting. I guess there are many tools around like this.
