Re: [ajdt-dev] Call for Vote: Commit rights for Matt Chapman on AJDT pro

[Adrian Colyer <adrian_colyer@xxxxxxxxxx>]

+1

Not only has Matt made great indvidual contributions, be he also 
coordinated the efforts of several other contributors on the run-up to 
AJDT 1.1.11. I believe he will be an excellent addition to the AJDT team 
and will continue to make great contributions to the development of AJDT.

-- Adrian
Adrian_Colyer@xxxxxxxxxx



Andrew Clement/UK/IBM@IBMGB 
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[ajdt-dev] Call for Vote: Commit rights for Matt Chapman on AJDT project?







In accordance with our Eclipse project charter (
http://www.eclipse.org/technology/technology-charter.html), I propose that 
Matt Chapman be granted commit rights on the AJDT project, and call for a 
vote from the existing committers on this matter. The case for granting 
Matt Chapman commit rights on the AJDT project is set out below. 

If you are in favour please respond by voting '+1' 
If you are in opposition, please respond by voting '-1' 
You may abstain by voting '0'. 

This vote is for existing committers on the AJDT project only. 

Matt Chapman has been working diligently on AJDT now for over a year. 
During that time he was worked on many bugs and in particular has 
developed several major features: 

- New Aspect Wizard 
- AJDT Examples Plugin 
- Visualiser improvements (including accessibility enhancements) 
- New build configuration support (with Luzius Meisser) 
- New compiler options properties pages 

AJDT 1.1.11 wouldn't be as great as it is without these efforts.  He is 
also providing excellent support day-to-day for users on the mailing lists 
and newsgroups.  If these commit rights are granted, Matt will continue 
providing the same level of commitment to the AJDT project.  For changes 
to areas of the codebase with which he is unfamiliar, we place in Matt the 
trust to make these enhancements via a patch sent to the component owner 
rather than a direct commit in his own right. 

please vote now :) 

thanks,
Andy.

--- 
Andy Clement 
AspectJ/AJDT Committer