Hi Lewis, +1 from me as well I know there are several things within GORA-174 but I think we should consider issue priorities for releases. I mean we started GORA-174 for patching NUTCH-1477 and IMHO we have accomplished that. Sure there are a lot of new features related to GORA-174, but we should keep on moving (:
Renato M. 2013/5/3 Alfonso Nishikawa <[email protected]>: > Hi all, > > -1 (so a net of +2 by now). > I have some comments but have to write up them :P (I know am much > conservative about releases - luckily this is a vote :) > > Best, > > Alfonso Nishikawa > > > 2013/5/3 Roland von Herget <[email protected]> > >> Hi Lewis, >> >> +1 !!! >> >> "Release early. Release often." >> (Eric S. Raymond - The Cathedral and the Bazaar) >> >> I think thats absolutly true and helps a lot, e.g. for getting more >> feedback from the community. >> >> --Roland >> >> Am 03.05.2013 20:34 schrieb "Lewis John Mcgibbney" < >> [email protected]>: >> > >> > Hi All, >> > It came to me last night... >> > Why don't we just push Gora 0.3 RC right now? >> > We could wait another while until all of the issues with GORA-174 are >> > ironed out. This should not prevent us from releasing Gora trunk. In my >> > opinion Gora trunk is certainly stable enough to be released. It is also >> > good that we already know what is in the next development drive. Should >> we >> > need to release a point oh oh release to pick up something we missed in >> > 0.3, then I can push this as well no bother at all. >> > I am easily able to do this if I get the thumbs up from a PMC >> perspective. >> > I actually think it would be something really productive and beneficial >> for >> > us. >> > Thanks, have a great weekend. >> > Lewis >> > >> > -- >> > *Lewis* >> > > > > -- > "Drinking bloody marys all night will make you feel like a corpse in the > morning."
