Given the fact that this is an open source project I think it is pretty
reasonable to know that where is the development happening.
I will refrain from replying to your personal comments, they have nothing
to do with the topic brought up here, I would be happy if you could also do
the same.
To summarize, I just find it weird what you did here, not informing the
team that you are "freezing" the code in svn, that you move the development
from svn.php.net, and when asked to what is happening, and what is the
plan, you simply won't answer those questions.
I think that those changes can be seen as the development of peclweb isn't
part of the php.net project anymore:
- it is developed outside of the php infrastructure
- it has it's own ACL, where the former contributors have no commit access
- the changes aren't peer reviewed(sent to the mailing list) anymore.
etc.
I don't mind those changes if peclweb is your personal project, but I was
in the belief that it is part of the php project.
ps: cross-posting to internals, as I think this issue needs more visibility.
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 1:52 PM, Pierre Joye wrote:
tyrael,
it is really nice and shiny to see you posting everywhere about
everything but there are times to chat and to work.
When it is ready to move the wiki will be updated accordingly and we
really do not need to waste our precious free time to argue with you,
unless you actually do something in this area (and not leaving in the
middle of the work like the last time) thanks.
Cheers,
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tyrael,
it is really nice and shiny to see you posting everywhere about
everything but there are times to chat and to work.
When it is ready to move the wiki will be updated accordingly and we
really do not need to waste our precious free time to argue with you,
unless you actually do something in this area (and not leaving in the
middle of the work like the last time) thanks.
Cheers,
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 1:40 PM, Ferenc Kovacs wrote:
By "frozen" and "won't change ever" you referring to the svn
repo(web/pecl/trunk), right?
That means the the development of http://pecl.php.net/ will happen
elsewhere, right?
I mean it is highly unlikely that the development on the site itself will be
frozen (it would no sense, and as I noticed you working on the site on
github).
So if the development is active, but the svn repo is abadoned, my questions
are still not answered:
Whats the roadmap then?
Will you keep the peclweb development
there(https://github.com/pierrejoye/peclweb), or you will merge the changes
back to svn.php.net, or maybe move that repo under http://github.com/php ?
As I said, the wiki should be updated to reflect this, and it should
describe how can one contribute to the development of peclweb, as now it
will be different than the other sites.
Tyrael
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 1:32 PM, Pierre Joye wrote:
change ever.
On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 11:26 AM, Ferenc Kovacs wrote:
Hi Pierre,
Could you elaborate on this?
See previous mail on the list. peclweb as of now is frozen and won'tHi Pierre,
Could you elaborate on this?
change ever.
By "frozen" and "won't change ever" you referring to the svn
repo(web/pecl/trunk), right?
That means the the development of http://pecl.php.net/ will happen
elsewhere, right?
I mean it is highly unlikely that the development on the site itself will be
frozen (it would no sense, and as I noticed you working on the site on
github).
So if the development is active, but the svn repo is abadoned, my questions
are still not answered:
Whats the roadmap then?
Will you keep the peclweb development
there(https://github.com/pierrejoye/peclweb), or you will merge the changes
back to svn.php.net, or maybe move that repo under http://github.com/php ?
As I said, the wiki should be updated to reflect this, and it should
describe how can one contribute to the development of peclweb, as now it
will be different than the other sites.
Tyrael
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