2008/4/26 Daniel Kulp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > 1) The "private" list. (I haven't completely figured this one out yet) > CXF already had a private list, but it obviosly includes some folks that > are not on the new PMC. For example, a couple of the mentors that did > not elect to join the new PMC, a few folks that left, etc... I haven't > tackled how to edit this yet. One option is just to have > infrastructure do it as part of the TLP request, but it might be good to > point the new chair off to the ezlm docs on how to do this.
IMO, this should be done as a matter of course during the podling (for those that left), and for mentors just at their own discretion (their entitled as members to be subscribed to the list if they wish to continue to be) > > 2) I haven't figured this one out yet either. Once the mailing lists are > migrated, confluence should be updated to email to the new commits list > (providing you had it emailing the old commits list). I'm a confluence > admin, but I don't have the experience for this. Again, this could be > added to the TLP INFRA jira request or documented for the new Chair. > > 3) Similarly, the JIRA for the project should be updated to send it's > notices to the new lists. The JIRA group should also be updated to > reflect the proper set of committers. I did figure this out for CXF, > but should be documented or added to the TLP request. I think these are both left up to the project intentionally (since every project can be different), and it's one of the reasons people in the project have enough admin privileges to change them. From what I understand of the TLP request - it's really to get the things done that only infra can do (and to leave everything in a consistent state - eg mails to the old lists from other systems still work). It's worth documenting this in the instructions, perhaps linking to some docs about administering confluence etc., but probably not making it part of the (already long) TLP request. > Anyway, I just wanted to share that experience. In general, the list is > very good and I appreciate the effort that went into it as well as the > efforts of the infrastructure folks to get everything done in a timely > manner. I'll second that, having just been a part of 2 myself (even though they weren't from the incubator, the list was still helpful). Cheers, Brett -- Brett Porter Blog: http://blogs.exist.com/bporter/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
