Don't try and make this personal. That is just juvenile and will only
take this discussion (If that is what this is) in the wrong direction.
Being overruled doesn't mean I won't make my opinion known vocally when
I think a very large mistake is being made. And you aren't just
overruling me. Many people have expressed discontent with this plan,
but you guys are pushing it through anyways.
Dennis
Mark Miller wrote:
You have come a long way from "If that means I get overruled, so be it."
Dennis.
Its a PMC vote where majority rules. As Bernd noted, vetoes are for
specific svn
commits with valid technical reasons. If you guys want to try and drag
it out forever,
I don't see much to stop you from trying, but the whole situation is
pretty clear.
I, for one, am looking forward to what this merge will bring to Lucene
and Solr.
On 03/12/2010 09:15 AM, Dennis Kubes wrote:
Yes railroading.
Many people don't want this to occur. More than just minus 2.
Underlying concerns are not being addressed. Vetos count. Ignoring
that is ignoring how Apache operates. Merging projects is definitely
a code change. Getting around it by saying this is a goal is
fundamentally wrong.
1) What prevents functionality be moved over into Lucene within the
current project structure? Nothing, so why are we even discussing
this.
2) Why is Solr getting special treatment? Because there is a lot of
committer overlap? Should I propose to merge Nutch in too, lets just
have one big project, no distinctions.
3) Why the big push here to blur project responsibilities? Idk, I
keep wondering that myself.
Dennis
Grant Ingersoll wrote:
On Mar 12, 2010, at 7:54 AM, Dennis Kubes wrote:
This has definitely NOT passed. With as much contention,
discussion, and debate as there has been on this, saying that it
has passed is akin to saying "we are just going to do it
anyways". This is being railroaded IMO and needs to be taken to
a higher level within the Apache organization.
How is two weeks of discussion and all the committers on the
projects minus 2 being for it and three different votes on it (all
with the same outcome), "railroading"? -Grant
