Sorry, just getting back to email after a few days
I will mention that anyone is welcome to quote any of the thing's I've
mentioned when talking to apache/whatever, if you think it could help the
case.
In the mean time I'll also put forward the idea of a more decentralized
community lead document
On 16 January 2012 18:18, Filip Maj wrote:
>
>>Fil,
>>
>>Would you explain why fair governance and project neutrality depends upon
>>Apache infrastructure?
>
> Fair governance and neutrality don't rely on any specific infrastructure
> (be it Apache or GitHub), rather, the entity that owns the code
>Fil,
>
>Would you explain why fair governance and project neutrality depends upon
>Apache infrastructure?
Fair governance and neutrality don't rely on any specific infrastructure
(be it Apache or GitHub), rather, the entity that owns the code in the
first place, and the processes that are follow
>
>
>
> Peter, we hear you loud and clear. This was a pain point for the entire
> PhoneGap crew as well and we fought really hard, together with the CouchDB
> team and with the help of most/all of our Apache mentors to even get git
> approved as an acceptable form of source control! This project wo
Fil,
Would you explain why fair governance and project neutrality depends upon
Apache infrastructure? I would have thought that popular, easily understood
infrastructure like github provides the accessibility and transparency that
fosters good governance. On the flip side, increasing learning curv
On 12-01-13 3:13 PM, "Peter Ehrlich" wrote:
>Hi everyone, and thanks for your responses
>
> > For now, opening a bug up on "improve documentation" with as much
> > excruciating detail as you are willing to give us, would be quite
>useful.
>
>Moving all issue tracking and documentation to Github
Hi everyone, and thanks for your responses
> For now, opening a bug up on "improve documentation" with as much
> excruciating detail as you are willing to give us, would be quite useful.
Moving all issue tracking and documentation to Github would be an extremely
good decision. If you want to a
Hi,
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 10:26 PM, Patrick Mueller wrote:
> For the first two items, my understanding is that only committers
> will be able to author that.
Right, but anyone is of course free to submit patches! For legal
reasons (everything officially released by the ASF should be traceable
Geez, really sorry to hear that experience Peter. This definitely is
not the experience we want developers to have and I appreciate that
you took the time to share your frustration with us. I myself would
probably have given up.
To echo Patrick and Fil: please do not hesitate to give us this
feedb
Thanks for your e-mail Peter. We are still transitioning into Apache from
a previous "run-n-gun" type of organizational structure so there will be
some amount of time where we're all a little out of sync. Additionally we
don't have many full-time developers working on the project at the moment
(by
On Fri, Jan 13, 2012 at 15:03, Peter Ehrlich wrote:
> The bottom line is that I think the product you're all working so hard to
> produce would benefit strongly from a concentrated focus on cross-team
> communication/synchronization, documentation, and cross-platform
> documentation. (Or maybe I'
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