On 10/05/2008, at 12:28 AM, Jason van Zyl wrote:
The difference was that the GIT provider was discussed and
contributed via JIRA, like all other contributions. The other
provider appeared, on trunk, completely unannounced. It's clearly a
double standard to then turn around and say things like "Since when
did accepting new bodies of code be decided between two people."
My point was not that you two decided to insert the code but that I
objected and that didn't seem to matter at all. That was my point.
Your opinion does matter, and I'm still trying to sensibly discuss the
reasons why they might make sense. Let's look for James to start those
threads, if he hasn't been completely off-put from contributing at all
by now.
What honestly bothers me is a company openly bitching in a
sensationalistic fashion, and then wants to donate code again in a
somewhat sensationalistic manner seems rather odd to me. Especially
given the other options and five minutes after I provide an
alternative which is the path we've been going down James just
blasts the code in anyway appearing to be in a cone of silence with
you.
I didn't even see the commit until after my first reply (for some
reason it appeared in my mailbox late), and I've had no discussion
with James about this that you haven't seen. I was kind of surprised
too, and I think it was just a miscommunication.
And further to my point, because you guys initially didn't want to
take the suggestion is that the sandbox is for Apache committers and
James said in IRC that he didn't write that Wagon plugin. So I went
and took a look at the code and it looks written primarily by one
Sherali Karamov who has no CLA on file and he's not in the Atlassian
CCLA. So again just looks a little rushed as you've insisted on this
being the case for everything I've done lately but didn't check in
this particular case. So what's the story here? Why is James
checking in someone else's code as that's not the intent of the
sandbox as far as we setup the parameters. I personally really don't
like what just happened.
Yes, he has more paperwork to do, a point I made in this thread and on
IRC. Rather than let there be any confusion, I just removed it from SVN.
Personally, I don't care either way if the work continues, it's not my
itch. But I want to encourage contributions that make sense.
Just take a deep breath, enjoy the weekend, and let's revisit it later.
- Brett
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