I'd prefer to manually commit patches for a while before adding a new committer. I asked for an updated patch on that issue.
--David Mark Slee wrote: > Looks from THRIFT-518 like you've become the de facto owner of this work. Is > Dave Lerman still involved? Typically for committership it's nice to see > validation of the work from at least one other person familiar with it, but I > don't think any of the existing project members are Flash experts. > > Open call: is anyone lurking on thrift-dev familiar with ActionScript and > willing to take a look over Aron's stuff? > > If we don't get any response, I'd be fine with recommending committership to > get ActionScript into trunk. I know there are a lot of folks out there > interested in ActionScript support for Thrift but who aren't involved in the > community or interested in implementing themselves, so I think moving this > stuff forward would definitely benefit both project and community. > > Cheers, > Mark > > -----Original Message----- > From: Aron Sogor [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, January 18, 2010 10:55 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: AS3 port more patches > > Hi, > > I would like to ask for commit access for adding and maintaining the > AS3(Flash/Flex) port. I have been tweaking the existing patch to add some > more features and it would be nice to put it into a repo and let others use > it too. The AS3 port is a close copy of Java, with some missing features > like: union. > > My fixes to the existing patch: > > 1. fixed service inheritance. > 2. implementing servers/processor. While no one will write a flash > server, it is useful to make push events from like a java server over a > full > duplex http connection. > 3. full duplex http transport using chucked Transfer encoding. > > If there is no way to gain commit access, I can maintain a public fork... > but it is probably less optimal. > > Aron
