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RE: [dsdp-pmc] FW: Please ask PMC for vote on Rodrigo for Committer
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Hello Mika,
please don't shoot me for being picky.
But I think that if we have rules, we should also follow
them. And as a PMC member, I feel obligated to doing things
right.
The operation of our projects is clearly defined in the
which refers to the standard toplevel charter for most
issues:
Therefore:
(1) You had only 4 votes for Rodrigo from the active
committers.
But our charter says:
Once a Developer is
nominated, the Committers for the Project (or component) will vote for a
PMC-designated voting period, and that period shall be no less than one week. If
there are at least 3 positive votes and no negative votes within the voting
period...
So officially, you'll have to either wait
1 week if no negative votes come in,
or you ask the inactive committers (Marius, Jesper,
Minna) to also give
their vote --> voting period can be
shortened if all votes are in.
I understand this
is cumbersome, but that's also the whole point in trying
to get commit right removed from inactive committers (and
why Bjorn is
going that route) -- because by not voting, they slow
things down.
(2) Just a minor issue -- in order to make things publicly
trackable,
you should have posted a summary of the
committer proposal vote
on the dsdp-mtj-dev list, and included a
reference to that posting
into the proposal to the PMC. Looking at the
mtj archives, I cannot
find a vote summary.
For example, see
Proposal for Ted on
dsdp-tm-dev
Summary/Approval E-Mail on dsdp-tm-dev /
dsdp-pmc 1 week later
Vote summary, referencing
proposal
I'm not
sure how urgently you need Rodrigo as committer. It is Eclipse Practice to have
"just enough process", so if it would be a hinderance for you, I'd vote +1 for
Rodrigo in order to avoid unnecessary delays.
However,
if it is no hinderance, I'd recommend waiting the 1 week or trying to get votes
from the inactive committers, or removing the inactive committers. Mind you,
they can still contribute as contributors without commit rights, by sending
patches! But being a committer is more than just write access to the code --
it's also about voting and guiding the project.
This may
be inappropriate for people like Rauno who should just update a website. But I
think that if we want things different, we should change the process officially.
At least as long as it doesnt hurt too much - remember the "just enough process"
guidance.
Cheers,
--
Martin Oberhuber
Wind River Systems,
Inc.
Target Management Project Lead, DSDP PMC Member
http://www.eclipse.org/dsdp/tm
Hi guys again.
I would like you to vote again.
This time we hopefully have predefined things done in a
right way.
All active MTJ contributors have voted
+1.
Rodrigo has worked with MTJ from the beginning and has
been the other main contributor from IBM side.
He has contributed well and also guys outside current
committers have identified that (see Craig Setera's mail
below).
+1 from Mika.
mho
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As a non-committer, I would vote +1. Rodrigo has already done a good job of
handling the bugs that I've written.
Kevin M Horowitz wrote:
>
> I would like to nominate Rodrigo Pastrana (IBM) as a new committer on
> the MTJ project.
>
> Rodrigo has been working on this project since the beginning of our
> code development and has contributed significantly to our Signing and
> Security code base, as well as providing feedback for the
> documentation and other development areas.
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Mika,
Can you please pass along a request to the PMC to grant
Rodrigo Pastrana committer rights.
The active MTJ committers had the
following vote:
4 votes +1 (Kevin, Petri, Arto, and
Mika)
Thanks,
kevin
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Kevin
Horowitz (khorowit@xxxxxxxxxx)
IBM Software Group - WPLC
8051 Congress
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Boca Raton, Fl 33487
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