> We have a Wiki? I looked but couldn't find one. The other logging projects > use wiki.apache.org so I guess it should be there?
Yes, its there: http://wiki.apache.org/logging/Log4PHP >> Do you think a blog on blogs.apache.org is more useful than having it >> on personal blogs? If so, I think we should start one. I am not sure >> about this. > > Well, I think they both have their uses. As the maintainer for the Apache > Blogs assume I'm biased, but with the high page rank the blogs inherit from > the main domain, the fact that any committer would be able to get an account Well, why not giving it a try? :-) >> I think this is fine too - lets start this after we have a proper >> website running and a todo list on the wiki. > > Sure. I believe one of the early jira issues mentions moving a current todo > list out of SVN and into a Jira issue, if appropriate, that todo list could > go into the wiki, unless that list is outdated, last time I looked some of > it would still be on someones wish list. Some issues are outdated, but we can include it on the wik and sort it out later > Ok, I'll get to that soon. ASF Buildbot instance can produce RAT reports for > us, just up to us how we want to utilise it for our projects needs. (Having > said that, I am also the maintainer for ASF Buildbot so I can sort out the > implementation of whatever we need.) Is that: http://www.substring.no:8080/cruisecontrol/buildresults/log4php?tab=buildResults possible with buildbot too? > Yes, we need to start documenting a release process. We can use the ASF > Buildbot to build and deploy snapshots to Nexus (aka repository.apache.org > which gets synced to maven central repo) based on a pom.xml. Again, I'll > start investigating this and see what is required. (Official releases need > to be signed so Buildbot wont auto-deploy actual releases so I'll look at > how others do it) > OK - please bringt this also into disucssion with deployment framework (nother thread i just started). > Being in the land down under, it is Winter so you haven't got much time > left! - Only kidding, as much as my words above seemed to indicate an > urgency, there is no rush, whenever it happens it happens - just remembering > the main theme for this thread though that a release when it does happen > should certainly help with the community process. Understand it well, no problem :-) I just a guess that code will be quite stable in winter. Don't know if that will be actual the case, but I think so. Cheers + Thanks Christian
