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On Thu, Feb 8, 2018 at 8:25 AM, Joan Touzet <woh...@apache.org> wrote: > Hello PMC Members and developers, > > Subsequent to the confusion recently over the proposed change to an > as-of-yet-unreleased API change, and follow-on concerns that existing > HTTP API endpoints not be deprecated without sufficient warning, I am > proposing a change to the CouchDB Bylaws. > > https://github.com/apache/couchdb-www/pull/27 > > This change proposes a mandatory developer mailing list notification and > at least a Lazy Consensus decision whenever a backwards-incompatible > change is made to a release branch, or to master. It encourages the same > for any non-breaking change, but stops short of requiring it. > > It also takes the step that changes to master constitute a technical > decision of the project, since our intention is that master is always > releasable, and quite often new minor releases of CouchDB are forked > from master, not the previous major or minor release branch. > > As this is a "Create or amend any document marked as official" > decision, it is being announced to the main development list. A lazy > 2/3rds majority is required to pass the change, meaning to pass it must > garner three or more binding +1 votes, and twice as many binding +1 > votes as binding -1 votes. Only PMC Members may cast binding votes. No > vetoes are allowed. > > CouchDB PMC, please vote now. > > -Joan