Re: [dash-dev] Archive the Eclipse Monkey component

["James Ervin" <jeervin@xxxxxxxxx>]

I would be happy to migrate my groovy monkey tool into Eclipse Monkey, since the whole project appears to be moribund.  There are alot more features I want to add and would love the opportunity to distribute that work to the most people possible.

I know that I was made a member back about a year ago and due to personal circumstances, I was not able to follow up and now my membership seems kinda dead.

I would love it if some ppl took a look at groovy monkey ( http://groovy-monkey.sourceforge.net/update http://groovy.codehaus.org/Groovy+Monkey ) and see if that is the way that they would like this project to go.

Thanks,
James

On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 3:00 PM, Bjorn Freeman-Benson <bjorn.freeman-benson@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Dash Developers,
The Eclipse Monkey component of the Dash project has had no development in a year now and no significant development is longer than that. (see the dashboard http://dash.eclipse.org/dash/commits/web-app/summary.cgi?company=y&month=x&top=technology&project=technology.dash).

The Eclipse Monkey bugzilla has had 49 bugs in the last 16 months with 22 resolved. Of those, most are about the Monkey website itself, i.e., only ~6 fixed bugs in the last 16 months and none at all since last June/July. In other words, this component appears to be dead.

Unless someone leaps into the fray to resurrect this project, I plan to archive it (move the source code and downloads to the archive, remove all the committers, update the web pages to point to the archive) on or shortly after May 15th.

- Bjorn

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