I'm +1 on this after hearing this too.

Ian

On 12 May 2011 04:55, Andrea Aime <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 1:55 AM,  <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>I was under the impression that your project is nearing end and at the 
>>>project end you would be pulled off to other tasks... maybe I'm wrong.
>>
>> You aren't wrong, the major projects are all ending so you won't see quite 
>> as much activity as before though we've no intention of leaving this all 
>> cold turkey.
>>
>>>Can you shed some light on the near future of the module mantainership wise?
>>
>> We've confirmed funding for a couple of years for a couple of people to 
>> maintain the AuScope portal and associated stack - which includes Geoserver. 
>> I'm hopeful we can stretch "maintain" to mean, "perfect some parts and track 
>> changes in standards". I'm also helpful the interest and code base will 
>> continue to grow and might eventually not have sole reliance (and we seem to 
>> be heading that way).
>>
>> Ben will be working on another project with me but we'll still be part of 
>> the same group working closely together, albeit somewhat smaller and spread 
>> out over projects. I've also little doubt many of the team will want to 
>> continue to contribute in their "spare" time regardless of what projects 
>> they are working on.
>
> Nice, thanks for the summary.
> It seems like you'll have more than enough to actually perform
> maintainership, what is required normally is
> the will to fix bugs and follow up user questions, it is well
> understood that improvements and new functionalities
> depend on significantly higher resourcing.
>
> +1 on graduating the module to supported, it's clear it will have
> mantainers behind it.
>
> Cheers
> Andrea
>
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