I really don't care one way or the other for the terminology we use and,
as VP Phoenix, am happy to use whatever terminology is deemed "most
correct".
If anything, I like Justin's use of "exited" to not attach feelings to
how a podling leaves the incubator. I think attaching "good" and "bad"
Hi,
I think I would call a project that exited the incubator, but still at the ASF
with a community around it and PMC oversight. a success.
It didn’t graduate as a TLP, and nor was it sponsored by the project it ended
up it just took a different path.
Thanks,
Justin
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Ok my mistake about Solr. I thought it was a TLP.
As to the second half of what I said still this doesn’t look like a failure to
gain a community and stable management. Omid and Tephra code is now under
Phoenix. The Phoenix TLP has a community and stable management. Just like
Lucene has a comm
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> On Nov 21, 2019, at 2:10 PM, Andrew Purtell wrote:
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> Those aren’t comparable though, right?
>
> Solr was a sub project that graduated to a TLP.
Solr is a sub project of Lucene.
>
> Omid and Tephra are projects that instead of becoming TLP’s “graduated” into
> the
Those aren’t comparable though, right?
Solr was a sub project that graduated to a TLP.
Omid and Tephra are projects that instead of becoming TLP’s “graduated” into
the existing Phoenix TLP.
Not the same thing.
And also I don’t believe this result is unsuccessful. Neither Omid or Tephra
cod
Hi Justin,
> On Nov 21, 2019, at 1:48 PM, Justin Mclean wrote:
>
> HI,
>
>> I’m going to change podlings.xml to reflect these as “graduated”. If after
>> discussion we have consensus to change these to “retired” then the change is
>> easy.
>
> To officially graduate that would need a board p
HI,
> I’m going to change podlings.xml to reflect these as “graduated”. If after
> discussion we have consensus to change these to “retired” then the change is
> easy.
To officially graduate that would need a board proposal would it not?
Thanks,
Justin
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Hi -
We are calling the movement of Omid and Tephra graduation to a project. To me
this looks more like retirement where a podling moves on to a new place after
failing to incubate. This distinction makes no difference to the podling. It
does matter to the Incubator as we measure our success in
