I personally welcome your increased participation in any role, and more focus
on project delivery is certainly a great thing. But developer time from your
employer would probably be more impactful, as the main active contributors
right now have their own project management infrastructure, and are already
dedicating what resources they have to 4.0. So it's not 100% clear what
resources you'll be able to facilitate better deploying.
I think the project has already largely agreed on the work that is necessary
for 4.0, and is executing on it as quickly as resources allow.
On 10/01/2020, 16:18, "Joshua McKenzie" <jmcken...@apache.org> wrote:
Hey all,
I've recently had some cycles free up I can dedicate to the open-source
project. My intuition is that I can add the most value right now by
engaging in some simple project management type work (help get assignees
and reviewers for things critical path for 4.0, help stimulate and
facilitate discussions about scope for the upcoming release and subsequent
releases, general triage and test board health, etc).
Before I wade into the project and start poking and prodding us all, does
anyone have any concerns with me stepping (back ;) ) into this role, or
have any feedback or recommendations before doing so?
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