There are no main architects, there are no main anythings. We are all in this together and decide together what the priorities are. Those working on NetCAT (netbeans.apache.org/participate/netcat.html) will come with a proposal on which issues to be fixed for a specific release and through discussion together -- and, if needed, a vote process -- we come to agreements.
There is nothing special in this at all -- that's how Apache projects work. For example, see this, though there are probably many similar references: https://blogs.apache.org/comdev/entry/how_apache_projects_use_consensus Gj On Wed, Mar 7, 2018 at 2:31 PM, Bo Andersen <boan....@outlook.com> wrote: > I am just curious, how do you prioritize stories in JIRA? Lot of people > may create bugs, features requests and set it has high priority to > get there specific case/request solved. > > What if some one has a feature request, which not benefit the majority of > users, but only make the ide more complex to use and maintain. Are there > some main architects who decides which features needs to be implemented, or > are there some voting about the priority and/or if it's relevant? > > Thanks > > Regards Bo >
