Ethan Jucovy <ethan.juc...@gmail.com> writes: > Thank you, Simon and Steffan -- +1 to everything you have both said. I am > a deeply committed Trac user (since 2006), occasional plugin author and > casual observer of the core codebase and development process and I share > your concerns about the Bloodhound effort. In my experience Trac's design > and architecture make plugin development very easy, and I am not sure what > value there is in a pre-emptive fork that does not first attempt to work > within the existing core architecture and community processes.
I've been a user since 2007, contributed only a few fixes to plugins, but have been reading the list more or less. I also find the fork and joining-apache notion a bit boggling. I don't mean to say I think ASF is broken, but the present situation just feels very odd to me.
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