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Wayne,
Do the people listed as Mentors on each project have any role to
play in any of this?
-- Ed
On 11/8/2018 1:34 PM, Wayne Beaton
wrote:
The EMO accepts a single +1 from any PMC member as
approval. So, yes. Please do share the load.
If the PMC wishes to have a different arrangement, let me
know and we'll sort something out.
Wayne
Also, I don't think we all
have
to perform every review that comes through the PMC... Maybe
we want
to for these first ones just to get familiar with the
overall effort. But,
my experience with MicroProfile is that we just need one +1
from a PMC
member. Once we get the one positive vote, then we're
feeling pretty
good from a PMC viewpoint. I suppose someone could come
along and
do a -1 before the actual Review, but I wonder how common
that is once
someone has given a +1?
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From:
Wayne Beaton <wayne.beaton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date:
11/08/2018 09:40 AM
Subject:
Re: [ee4j-pmc]
Checklist for release reviews
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We have a checklist in the handbook.
You'll note that this checklist is pretty generic. The EMO
uses this (roughly)
as part of our review. It would be helpful if the PMC could
alert the EMO
if they know that the project is falling short on any
particular item,
but we don't certainly expect the PMC to go through every
line of this
checklist.
Where we need the PMC's help is in confirming that project-
and TLP-specific
things are being observed, e.g., validation that the project
is operating
within the charter of the Top Level Project, and within the
bounds of its
own scope. In most cases, you should be able to determine
whether or not
this is true by just reading the description of the release.
i.e. it shouldn't
take more than a couple of minutes.
I do need a little extra help from the PMC to
ensure that
project releases do not violate the current and any future
trademark agreement
that we have with Oracle. Note that it is generally the case
that Eclipse
projects cannot violate trademarks owned by other
organizations; getting
some help from the PMC to do this would be great, but I
understand that
it can be time consuming (I don't expect the PMC to go
line-by-line through
code). I'm thinking that we'll make this a required checkbox
in the release
record and require that the Project Lead attest that the
project code and
documentation does not violate trademarks owned by others
(or something
like that). In the meantime, maybe it's enough to let this
paragraph serve
as a reminder for project leads that this is an issue.
The request for approval is also a good
opportunity for
the PMC to make comments and recommendations regarding
growing the diversity
of project committers or other health metrics, conformance
to best practices,
technical direction, etc.
Wayne
On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 5:34 AM Steve Millidge
(Payara)
<steve.millidge@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Now all the release reviews are coming. Do we
have a simple
checklist for what we need to check before voting?
I know it was discussed just checking
whether we have something
before I review the EDP.
Thanks
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