Hi Rupert, On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 12:54 PM, Rupert Westenthaler <[email protected]> wrote: > On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 12:03 PM, Bertrand Delacretaz > <[email protected]> wrote:
>> ...Why not in Stanbol's repository? > > Because in the Apache SVN only committers can write and working with > patches seamed to be impractical for a first iteration. > > Is there a better way to handle GSoC projects on Apache infrastructure?... Some projects have created @apache.org accounts in the past for their students, and asked for them to be disabled after GSoC if the student isn't elected as a committer. AFAIK that's still possible (and a good additional incentive for the student to become a committer ;-) > >> So, is https://github.com/kritarthanand/Disambiguation-Stanbol where >> the code of this GSoC project is happening? > > I just required Kritarth to put the code on a public repository and to > use the Apache License. I think I mentioned google code and github as > possibilities. > > For me the used repository seams rather unimportant for the first iteration... Right, but if would have been cool to discuss this here, I don't remember seeing this. > >> Could commit events be sent to our commits list so that we can follow? > > ...it should be possible to send push notifications from github.com to > the "[email protected]". I am not sure if the > stanbol-commits list needs to be configured to accept those mails... A moderator can accept the first moderation message with "reply all" so that future ones don't need to be moderated in. Could you setup those notifications? That would IMO be a first step towards making Kritarth's work more visible here. > >> Did Kritarth file an iCLA so that the code can easily move here? > > I have not mentioned iCLA (http://www.apache.org/licenses/icla.txt) > yet. But this would make definitely sense before contributing the > Disambiguation Engine(s) to Apache.... Please do, and IMO the earlier that engine is contributed the better. Sorry if I sounded a bit harsh if my comments, but I think the GSoC midterm evaluation that's happening these days is a great opportunity to bring this project back on track community-wise, and start making it happen inside the Stanbol community instead of alongside it - that makes all the difference. Thanks very much for your work as a mentor, and thanks to Kritarth as well! -Bertrand
