| Re: [eclipse.org-architecture-council] Process bugs |
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None of these are the bug that I spoke of on the call :-( I guess I never did make that bug. Here's what I'm thinking. With the new project management infrastructure [1], we have a means of specifying all of the information typically associated with a release directly in the system. From there, we can present the information as "release documentation". I'd like to try and move myself out of the way as a bottleneck to doing releases. It should be enough for a project to specify their release information into the system. With that information provided, we can easily disseminate it to the community. I intend to set up warnings when an attempt is made to create a release that is less than seven days into the future. Further, I we will notify the PMC, EMO, and project of all pending releases and any new release entries that are in the past. This will give the PMC and EMO the opportunity to review the documentation captured for those releases and discuss issues/problems with the project. Does this make sense? Wayne [1] http://wiki.eclipse.org/Project_Management_Infrastructure On 05/10/2012 11:50 AM, Wayne Beaton wrote: Greetings Architecture Council: |