On Sep 9, 2009, at 9:31 AM, David Wood wrote:
The changes are made by Xiping Wang and I and we are both approved
committers (although if you can help Xiping get his password reset
that
would be great). They are not terribly extensive, but since they
extended
Imperius to allow us to bolt on our analysis, we thought we should
send
out a message to the community.
For password reset, have Xiping send a note to [email protected]
requesting a password reset. Include his Apache login (xiping).
Since you both are committers and the changes aren't too big, I guess
I'm ok without a code grant (we're already in incubator). Include both
names in any commit messages (so that it's clear who the authors were).
In general, this is a very bad way to be doing community development.
Much better for your to be doing this work within the community,
rather than developing outside and dumping into the community.
I see little to no progress in the Imperius community. We still have
the old "tag" that's not a release in svn. Except for an email or two,
there's no movement to an Imperius release. It seems that the only
"development" has occurred outside of the community. Personally, I
have little hope for Imperius ever successfully graduating from the
Incubator.
I'd be happy to be proven wrong...
--kevan
