There are a great many things wrong with the portal. In this case,
however, it works as expected for me. Perhaps it was a point-in-time
problem. Are there any specific symptoms?
Deactivating an inactive committer is one thing, but removing and
replacing a project lead requires unanimous consent from the PMC
(i.e. a transparent discussion in the PMC mailing list) and approval
from the EMO(ED). This thread can serve as the start of that
conversation.
Wayne
On 12/20/2012 09:23 AM, Ed Merks wrote:
Ed,
We should expect team leads to be reasonably responsive and to
particpate in elections, so I think it's reasonable to
decomitterize him. I've CC'd the Modeling PMC. Does anyone
disagree?
I tried to use the portal to see if I can decommiterize him, but
the portal just hangs when I try to masquerade as the lead. Wayne,
is something wrong with the portal?
Regards,
Ed
On 19/12/2012 10:14 PM, Ed Willink wrote:
Hi
I sent a direct email to Sergey yesterday reminding him that it
was the last day of the election, but as with about three
quarters of recent QVTo queries he has been too busy with other
things. A few months ago he apologized for his lack of attention
and promised to have more time, but no change in practice.
Recently he failed to comment on http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/mmt-dev/msg00133.html
where his historical Borland knowledge would have been useful.
His most recent comment on mmt-dev was Sept 3rd so he does know
about mmt-dev.
His last commit was in May for the Juno build for which he did
little more than the minimum to contrive a release.
Since, in the absence of (Borland) funding, his enthusiasm for
QVTo is limited, it does not now seem appropriate for him to
continue as a committer or project leader.
Conversely I (as Willink Transformations Ltd.) am personally
sponsoring Adolfo's EngD at York to get QVTo moving again (and
also another EngD for QVTd). I have stopped QVTo going backwards
by migrating to GIT, Buckminster and accommodating ICU changes
despite indicated funding not materializing.
Removing Sergey will reduce the project to just me as a
committer and so de facto project lead. Adolfo will increase the
strength to two. I have hopes that Christopher Gerking who has
submitted about 10 fixes for legacy bugs may also help,
particularly if Nicolas Rouquette's long promised mega-patch
ever materializes. If it does, some funding may be forced to
accompany it.
Sorry for leaving you with this seeming no-choice
decommitterization.
Regards
Ed Willink
-------- Original Message --------
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[mmt-dev] Committer vote for Adolfo Sanchez-Barbudo
Herrera has concluded unsuccessfully |
| Date: |
Thu, 20 Dec 2012 00:01:01 -0500 (EST) |
| From: |
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(portal on behalf of Ed Willink) |
| Reply-To: |
MMT project developer discussions <mmt-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx> |
| To: |
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modeling.mmt.qvt-oml Committers,
This automatically generated message marks the completion of the committer
vote for Adolfo Sanchez-Barbudo Herrera. Unfortunately, the vote did not
gather enough +1s in the voting period, thus the vote was not successful.
Vote summary: 1/0/0 with 1 not voting
? Sergey Boyko
+1 Ed Willink
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