I filed our report a day late. Sorry for the delay.
https://wiki.apache.org/incubator/July2018#preview
I made note that we are in discussion to leave the incubator.
This leaves 9 podlings that did not report for yall to track down :)
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018 at 6:29 PM, Josh Elser wrote:
> I
"At the end of the day, I haven't seen an email to this list that wasn't a
podling report request in months. I actually stopped hounding Ed personally
because it had become a regular thing. There is absolutely no shame in
saying that Gossip is not ready for the ASF. I'd really encourage you all
to
All I am saying is:
https://wiki.apache.org/incubator/July2018
airflow (no report)
Amaterasu
(no report)
Annotator
(no report)
BatchEE 7 years in the incubator
no report
Goblin
Report
Gossip (no Report)
Hawk (report)
Livy (no report)
Milagro (no report)
S2 Graph (no report)
The
I won't rehash the comments on the more frequent reporting and
shepherding. I think they were appropriately answered already on
general@incubator (sorry if the CC to this list was dropped).
I want to address the notion that mentors or other ASF members are here
to build communities. We're
I will point out that I've been pointing out the writing on the wall for
months. This isn't some abrupt action.
On 7/5/18 1:00 PM, chandresh pancholi wrote:
Before moving it to GitHub, I would say let's give a chance.
I am moving out from current job and I have plenty of time to contribute
and
Hi Ed
Given the challenges with the processes and tooling, I am with you if you
want to move this to github.
However, just in case it can help, with apache-incubator, or with the
github, I can shoulder some of the responsibilities to keep the project
alive. I can commit to 3-4 hours of
I did not want to leave apache either because of the huge swaths of time
invested into their build eco-system. That being said hosting the project
elsewhere will have only upsides.
For example, I host many projects using sonatype for project hosting.
The challenge with this process is Apache claims to be about "building
communities", but you do not have great tools to do that. A number of
apache projects are propped up by some for profit company who just pays
people to work on that thing all the time.
I asked for 3 months (normal reporting
Before moving it to GitHub, I would say let's give a chance.
I am moving out from current job and I have plenty of time to contribute
and promote gossip to forum in india.
Happy to know your thoughts.
-1 from me.
On Thu, Jul 5, 2018, 10:21 PM Josh Elser wrote:
> Hey Ed,
>
> I think taking
Hey Ed,
I think taking Gossip back to Github is the right decision. The
Incubator is designed to support, long-running, low-activity projects
like you outline. The regular reports on progress become a time-sink
because there isn't the expected level of volume or participants.
The incubator
There is a discussion of retirement process on general@incubator.
This is one of those cases where the Github code could be returned to where it
was before. https://github.com/edwardcapriolo/gossip/
Regards,
Dave
On 2018/06/28 17:22:30, Josh Elser wrote:
> Ah, maybe "moving to the Attic" is
All,
It was a sizable effort moving everything Gossip into the incubator. Thank
you all for your help along the way. Recently activity has slowed down,
much of this falls on me.
My opinion is gossip would be much better off moving back to github and be
independently hosted (by me or someone
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