Hello all In the last 6 months, I proposed plans for SIS 1.0 releases [1][2] but have been unable to carry the work. I'm caught in emergency work since many months, weekends included, with no time left for other work. I'm no longer following OGC activity, not participating to Google Summer of Code this year, no longer working on GeoAPI, etc. Commits are happening on SIS source code repository as a side effect of that emergency work (improvements in reading raster data from netCDF files), but they are not the work that we need for an Apache SIS release. The release is blocked by a few regressions not yet fixed after almost one year. Even if we accept the regressions without fixing them, doing a SIS release currently requires about one full day. I may be able to dedicate more time to SIS and GeoAPI next month - maybe - but I have said that many times in previous months.
For the report to Apache board due next week, despite having wrote in the two previous reports that a release would arrive soon, I have to said that it did not happen. Should we try to inject new energy by rotating the chair? It may not unblock immediately the SIS release, but maybe it would help to increase involvement of alternate peoples. Martin [1] https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/1e127d1c769b5344d95e00a41a2186c1e80ac09fa5b54704059f5ea8@%3Cdev.sis.apache.org%3E [2] https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/8959539d3ab1a2d920362b11c8c348de5c04fe8950d75a38cfde3f48@%3Cdev.sis.apache.org%3E
