Olga Natkovich
Mon, 30 Nov 2009 07:33:14 -0800
Hi James, Thanks for your interest in becoming a Pig committer. We would certainly love to have you on board.
Project committers are voted by PMC members. While there are no exact rules, these are some of the things we look at (1) Understanding of system philosophy, architecture and implementation. What kinds of patches were committed on their behalf? What kind of information they provide on the mailing lists? (2) Understanding of the development process. How good was the quality of the patches? How long did it take to get them into a committable state? (3) Attitude. How well does the person react to the feedback? How helpful they are to others? How actively they participate in the project? (4) Long term goals. We would certainly like to have people that will stay with the project for a long time. Olga -----Original Message----- From: newbiw hadoop [mailto:hadoopnew...@gmail.com] Sent: Saturday, November 28, 2009 1:32 AM To: pig-user@hadoop.apache.org Subject: RE: Welcome Jeff Zhang Congrats! Actually i have one question when i saw this email. so i would like to know about more information. I searched the jira issues by Jeff Zhang. First i appreciate all contributions made by jeff zhang on pig, but I can not find many contributions qualified to be a committer. So I would like to know how an outside developer can be a pig committer? Are there some procedures or anyone who submitted some patches can be a pig committer? Thanks a lot ! As u can see, I also want to be a pig committer in next few months. Will it be enough if i submit several patches? Thanks a lot, James >All, > >I would like to welcome Jeff Zhang as our newest Pig committer. Jeff >has been contributing to Pig for about nine months now. He's been >active on the mailing lists, in contributing patches, and in helping >other users with their patches. Congratulations Jeff, and thanks for >your contributions to Pig. > >Alan.