Re: Project team page (was RE: Release notes update. Please review)

Oleg Kalnichevski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 04/05/2004 06:26:06 AM: > Eric, > I really like the idea. Unfortunately Maven's project.xml currently does > not allow any other attributes but name, e-mail, organization and role. > If the PMC does not come up with some sort of Jakarta endorsed polic

Re: Project team page (was RE: Release notes update. Please review)

Site updated. Mike On May 3, 2004, at 4:26 PM, Oleg Kalnichevski wrote: project.xml updated in CVS HEAD & 2.0 Oleg On Mon, 2004-05-03 at 19:39, Michael Becke wrote: Oleg, I agree that we are still in need of a better way to track individual contributions (committers and contributors). The "p

Re: Project team page (was RE: Release notes update. Please review)

project.xml updated in CVS HEAD & 2.0 Oleg On Mon, 2004-05-03 at 19:39, Michael Becke wrote: > Oleg, > > I agree that we are still in need of a better way to track individual > contributions (committers and contributors). The "project team" page is > certainly not the long term answer, but I

Re: Project team page (was RE: Release notes update. Please review)

Eric, I really like the idea. Unfortunately Maven's project.xml currently does not allow any other attributes but name, e-mail, organization and role. If the PMC does not come up with some sort of Jakarta endorsed policy on contributions attribution, we'll have to revisit this discussion. One possi

Re: Project team page (was RE: Release notes update. Please review)

Oleg, I agree that we are still in need of a better way to track individual contributions (committers and contributors). The "project team" page is certainly not the long term answer, but I think we should stick with it for now. This will ensure that people's contributions are not ignored an

Re: Project team page (was RE: Release notes update. Please review)

Oleg, Or how about simply listing years in which contributors actually contributed patches? And if you wanted to be more specific, you could put a count for each year. Of course, I'm not much of a contributor these days, except to come up with zany ideas on the mailing list..., so treat the

Project team page (was RE: Release notes update. Please review)

> On a related note, Oleg, are you also working on updating the list of > contributors? If not, I will take a look at it. Mike, I found this to be quite a touchy issue. I have been thinking whether there's an acceptable way to inject a little more structure into the standard Maven generated

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