+1 Cameron Shorter wrote: > Further to this thread, > I'd like to add one more Lisasoft developer, Roald de Witt, to extend > Mapbuilder in our CGDI project (under my guidance). > > To date, our code is in > https://svn.codehaus.org/mapbuilder/sandbox/lisasoft/cgdiip/mapbuilder > > Like our other Lisasoft developers, Roald is a competent software developer. > Could you please vote to give Roald commit access to the mapbuilder > repository: > +1 > > Cameron Shorter wrote: > >> mapbuilder-developers, >> Lisasoft has won some work to extend Mapbuilder to support a Canadian >> Geographic Data Infrastructure Pilot project, and to add KML support >> as part of the OGC's OWS5 testbed. >> >> I have 3 developers from Lisasoft working on this under my technical >> guidance: >> Eric Lam, >> Martin Vivian, >> Jim Groffen. >> >> What I would like to do is give these developers access to the >> Mapbuilder sandbox directory to do their development, eventually >> merging back to the trunk when the code is reviewed and stable. >> >> If we were to give these developers access to the mapbuilder >> repository immediately, it would break with usual convention of >> getting a developer to submit patches first, then being invited to >> contribute. >> However, I think that we starting to see new work processes develop as >> people are getting commercial contracts to extend Mapbuilder. (I think >> of Jean-Sebastian under Olivier's guidance as another example). >> Having a developer commit directly to the repository rather than >> applying patches is a more efficient way of getting code submitted. >> >> So I'd like to propose that a new developer can be fast tracked to >> "committer" status IF an existing respected developer (or PSC member?) >> volunteers to vouch for the new develop's code. >> Ie, the Existing developer needs to agree to review the new developers >> code before it is committed back into the Mapbuilder trunk or main >> development branches. >> >> +1 >> >> > > >
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