And, as is usual when the issue of the apachecon website comes up, this
has become more complicated than I thought it would be.
Those of you who are maintaining a current Apache event website (ie, me,
Myrle, and Trevor) might want to track this ticket over the coming days.
Or I will send periodic updates until the can of worms is reclosed.
On 5/17/19 9:39 AM, Rich Bowen wrote:
I have created the following Jira ticket:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COMDEV-320
The request is as follows:
>>
Having the apachecon website svn rep tied to the comdev acl is causing
difficulties. Specifically, we have to make someone a comdev committer
for them to edit a web page, and that's broken.
I would like to split apachecon.com svn repo from the comdev repo, and
create a new acl where we can have "committers" for that repo who are
not asf committers (think event producers) and who probably haven't
signed CLAs (because why would they?). Is this a thing we can do? Are
there policy considerations, or can we JFDI?
<<
This is more FYI than asking for advice, comments, input, whatever.
However, if there are any large concerns around this, please speak up. I
expect, however, that this is obvious and uncontroversial.
Thanks.
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