Hi Jim, We are definetely committed to build the project and community at Apache. So, Any and all new development will happen at Apache. That said, as i indicated in my email before there might be a need to do some bug fixes and maybe point releases for Celtix and XFire based on old code base in order to support current users before they migrate to the merged code base.
If Apache process allows us to handle this by making bug fixes and perform point releases from within Apache i see no reason to continue any development at Objectweb. So, in my opinion we definetely fall under your first scenario. Regards, Adi Sakala On 7/5/06, Jim Jagielski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To make this easier: Say I have this cool project that I'd like to contribute to the ASF and have it become a TLP. I donate the code, it enters the incubator, a community is built around it and the external project is put out to pasture (ala SpamAssassin). Now consider a case where I donate the code, it enters the incubator, but I do NOT terminate the external project... Then what was the reason *for* the "move" to the ASF? It wasn't a move at all, but a simple code drop. These are 2 very different things. And the Incubator must be informed which of the 2 CeltiXfire will be. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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