Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-09 Thread Geoffrey De Smet
FYI (so no one else does it) I 've requested those both lists on gmane.org to be separated from the dev list. With kind regards, Geoffrey De Smet Brett Porter wrote: I have some bandwidth so I'm doing this a bit earlier today. Going once, going twice - Brett Brett Porter wrote: Since

Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-08 Thread Arnaud HERITIER
I think that m1 commits don't pollute a lot of people ;-) Our activity is very minor compared to the m2 one ! Arnaud On 3/8/06, Jason van Zyl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Brett Porter wrote: > > I have some bandwidth so I'm doing this a bit earlier today. > > > > Going once, going twice >

Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-07 Thread Jason van Zyl
Brett Porter wrote: I have some bandwidth so I'm doing this a bit earlier today. Going once, going twice My only request is separate commit lists for separate code bases i.e. separate lists for m1 and m2. It would be nice to have a clean list of commits for a codebase using a simple mai

Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-07 Thread Brett Porter
I have some bandwidth so I'm doing this a bit earlier today. Going once, going twice - Brett Brett Porter wrote: > Since we've voted to do this, I'm just going to give people 48 hours to > object to these particular names. > > [see MPA-50] > > Our dev list traffic has gone nuts. Let's crea

Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-06 Thread Dennis Lundberg
+1 (non-binding) -- Dennis Lundberg Brett Porter wrote: Since we've voted to do this, I'm just going to give people 48 hours to object to these particular names. [see MPA-50] Our dev list traffic has gone nuts. Let's create: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * this will be for CI, error reports from the re

Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-06 Thread Bill Dudney
+1 (non-binding) Bill Dudney MyFaces - myfaces.apache.org On Mar 6, 2006, at 12:01 AM, Brett Porter wrote: Since we've voted to do this, I'm just going to give people 48 hours to object to these particular names. [see MPA-50] Our dev list traffic has gone nuts. Let's create: [EMAIL PROT

Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-06 Thread Carlos Sanchez
+1 On 3/5/06, Brett Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Since we've voted to do this, I'm just going to give people 48 hours to > object to these particular names. > > [see MPA-50] > > Our dev list traffic has gone nuts. Let's create: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > * this will be for CI, error reports

Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-06 Thread Jason van Zyl
+1 Brett Porter wrote: Since we've voted to do this, I'm just going to give people 48 hours to object to these particular names. [see MPA-50] Our dev list traffic has gone nuts. Let's create: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * this will be for CI, error reports from the repository manager, and so on * depe

Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-06 Thread Brett Porter
Kenney Westerhof wrote: >> * for commits - we already have it (each subproject has its own) > > what do you mean by this? My first impression is that you mean > the maven1, maven2 and continuum (and other subprojects) have their > own commits list - if so, what are they called? I probably misunder

Re: proposed mailing lists names

2006-03-06 Thread Kenney Westerhof
On Mon, 6 Mar 2006, Brett Porter wrote: +1 for these names. Btw, for completeness: we also have 'users@' and 'announce@' (right?). Just one question: > commits@maven.apache.org > > * for commits - we already have it (each subproject has its own) what do you mean by this? My first impression is