Agreed, this is my point actually. The flatter the project structure, the
easier it is for anyone to step up. This has been proven for years at the
ASF. Installing hierarchy will only slow things down.
Bruce
On Wed, Apr 26, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Justin Mclean
wrote:
> Hi,
Hi,
> So we want to import the maintainer mechanism for Apache RocketMQ to
> promote the development of community efficiently, but I am not sure whether
> it's ok for a incubator project, please mentors let me know If there are
> any problems.
I think it was probably introduced on those projects
Hi yukon,
I haven't heard of this concept at the ASF before, so I guess it's
something that only a few projects are using. It seems kinda heavy-handed,
but maybe this is just my perspective in not having worked on the RocketMQ
code base. Is the RocketMQ code base currently divided up with certain
+1
I remembered storm pmc member xinwang has raised the similar problem. IMO, we
can learn from Apache other project’s best practice. Maintainer’s introduction
is a good choise for RocketMQ's Issue, codebase and other community affairs.
Consider this is a good start, We could polish this