Andy,
you can stop playing devil's advocate now. You made your point. Please try
and be a little more constructive, we have enough advocates dealing with
this stuff already!
You're not being very logical either. You're protesting the formality of
some processes but at the same time you're forcing
On Sep 20, 2005, at 6:24 PM, Brett Porter wrote:
On 9/21/05, Geir Magnusson Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
4) A committer will lose commit status after 4 months of inactivity.
In order to regain commit status, that person must begin
participating by offering a patch, new code, etc :)
Thi
On 9/21/05, Geir Magnusson Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> 4) A committer will lose commit status after 4 months of inactivity.
> In order to regain commit status, that person must begin
> participating by offering a patch, new code, etc :)
>
This seems too much in the long run, but I do thin
On Sep 20, 2005, at 10:25 AM, Davanum Srinivas wrote:
Geir,
Am looking for specific timelines and specific things an indiviual can
do to make sure that they catch the eye of the PMC/PPMC for commit
status.
Offer a patch or contribution. That's pretty specific.
For a person looking from ou
On Sep 20, 2005, at 10:16 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I'd like to keep it really simple :
1) Anyone with a contribution that would belong in SVN can be
considered for commit status by the PMC (PPMC while in
incubation). This contribution can be anything - new code, a
patch to exist
Geir Magnusson Jr. wrote:
I'm going to shameless steal an idea from Andy Oliver. Amended with #4 :
1) Anyone with a contribution that would belong in SVN can be
considered for commit status by the PMC (PPMC while in incubation).
This contribution can be anything - new code, a patch to exi
Geir,
Am looking for specific timelines and specific things an indiviual can
do to make sure that they catch the eye of the PMC/PPMC for commit
status. For a person looking from outside, there is no info on what
they should do (other than what they are doing right now) to become a
committer.
+1 t
So I'd like to keep it really simple :
1) Anyone with a contribution that would belong in SVN can be
considered for commit status by the PMC (PPMC while in incubation).
This contribution can be anything - new code, a patch to existing code,
documentation, a change to the website, testing c
I'm going to shameless steal an idea from Andy Oliver. Amended with
#4 :
1) Anyone with a contribution that would belong in SVN can be
considered for commit status by the PMC (PPMC while in incubation).
This contribution can be anything - new code, a patch to existing
code, documentatio
Adding committers to a project is a problem every project faces, and
there are quite a large number of ways to do it. I've been too
worried about legal issues (and they pop up often) lately, and this
is a good subject for us to resolve now.
We must
* have a visible process to ensure fairn
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