On 2/18/07, Henri Yandell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm interested in knowing where things are with each of the non-dormant sandboxes. ie) Convince me why I shouldn't be proposing that a component be moved to dormant.
<snip/> I more or less agree with things Tim says here [1]. On related notes: * Whether some of us may have the liberty to put these bits in production is probably a red herring * I think the level of current participation is a better metric than the level of anticipated participation * I'll probably support the revival of any of these components if there is renewed interest/participation at some point -Rahul [1] http://www.discursive.com/blog/2007/02/abandoned-sandboxes.html
------ compress - Despite our attempt to get this released, nothing seems to have happened here. Anyone? csv - Yonik's been active here while I've not been at all. This component is still bumbling along looking for critical mass. exec - Niklas did some work last July, but nothing's happened since. Anyone know if the future holds anything for exec? finder - Should goto dormant. I don't think anyone is going to work on it and most of it is in IO now. i18n - Should goto dormant. No notable activity in the last year. id - Jörg seems to be working on this. Any plans Jörg? javaflow - Torsten was working on this last June. Any plans Torsten, or shall we move it to dormant? jci - Torsten's active here. How's it looking Torsten? js2j - No activity since last Sept - Don? openpgp - Antoine committed a couple of fixes last October, but otherwise nothing. If this component is not released, I presume Maven is not using it. If Maven is not using it, I suspect no one is. Is it dormant? pipeline - Kris has been working on this, though nothing much for the last couple of months. Any update Kris? proxy - James has said that he wants to find time to work on this, but nothing since last April. I'm thinking it's ready to goto dormant. Hen
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