Hi Glenn, It’s good to give people an opportunity to chime in, but you can’t expect them to be that reactive, especially on a week-end. FYI, the standard procedure in Apache is to wait 3 working days before going ahead. If the change is big, people usually wait for a whole week.
Thanks, Vincent On 26/02/12 02:13, Glenn Adams wrote: > since i haven't heard any comments, i'm going ahead with the commit... > > On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 11:24 PM, Glenn Adams <gl...@skynav.com> wrote: > >> I am ready to perform a commit (into trunk) from my recently reviewed >> complex script patch (plus a bug fix). Although I have done as much as I >> can to ensure that this won't break things, I can't guarantee it won't. In >> particular, even though it runs all junit tests, checkstyle and findbugs >> without error, I can't ensure there won't be a regression. Also, since I am >> only building and testing under MacOSX, it is possible there may be >> unforeseen issues on Win32 or Linux platforms. >> >> Before I perform the commit, I want to give folks an opportunity to >> comment or object to taking this action. I should note that the code has >> been reviewed by another committer and discussed with most PMC members, and >> that there are no outstanding issues that I have been requested to address >> before performing a commit. >> >> If I don't hear anything by tomorrow at 1900Z (noon my local time), I will >> go ahead with the commit. >> >> G. >> >> >
