On Fri, Oct 19, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Omar Gonzalez <omarg.develo...@gmail.com> wrote: > I disagree entirely. No progress has stopped during this "transitional > phase". People are still committing to SVN. People are using an updated > branching strategy. And we are still actively trying to find a person > proficient in Python to take us that last mile. I don't believe any of your > fears have been verified, otherwise we wouldn't have gotten things done > like Peter's (and other non-committer's) work on Mustella and getting > 35000+ tests to pass.
Thanks for pointing out that there are more things going on than I've been keeping up with :-) Sorry for implying that progress had stopped. I was responding to Carlos' suggestion that the drawn-out move to Git was a progress-impeder. And I was responding by pointing out that we said it probably would be a progress impeder. > How much progress do we have to continue to make in order to appease your > worries? Sorry, I'm not the one with worries. This thread started with someone suggesting that the Apache model was inhibiting progress for this project. I don't think that's the case at all so I was trying to respond to that particular suggestion. Greg
