Hi all,
two weeks ago I started a vote about moving commons-sql from jakarta commons to db. Here are the results:
+1 : 9 votes +/-0 : 0 votes -1 : 0 votes
with two remarks:
* commons-sql should not be moved into db-commons but rather be its own project with a non-"commons" name (see below)
* the current db.apache.org committers should get commit rights to the new project automatically so as to stipulate work on it as a common base component of OJB and Torque
As it seems the vote got a positive result, we can now go on moving the project ? Since I'm not aware of how the procedure of moving a project between apache 'spaces' is (got to be somewhat similar to making a sub project top-level ?), could someone please point it out to me ? Here's my impression of what the steps are:
* Define a name for the new db.apache.org project (see remark 1). I'd like to name it along the lines DbUtils (which is already taken by commons-dbutils, btw), e.g. DbSetupUtils or likewise. Suggestions are welcome !
* Ask Infrastructure for creation of a project space (SVN space, mailing lists, etc.) in db.apache.org, including giving commit rights to all db.apache.org committers (if that is possible)
* Migrate the repository to the new location (e.g. cvs2svn etc.) - perhaps infrastructure can do this ?
* Remove the old repository and replace the 'old' website with a page that directs to the new website in db.apache.org
Is that about right, or did I forget something ?
regards, Thomas Dudziak
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