On Mon, 8 Jul 2002, Peter Donald <peter@apache.org> wrote:
> To adopt a new code base you take a vote and at last check of active
> committers this meant all but 3 committers must approve the
> adoption.
I'm not sure I can parse what you are saying here, and I can't find a
reference to the way a new code base gets adopted anyway. Could you
please clarify?
Basically we have two modes of voting at jakarta, (lazy) consensus or
(lazy) majority votes.
majority means at least three +1s and more +1s than -1s. Is this what
you described above?
consensus is simpler, at least three +1s and no single -1.
I'm not sure where I'd put the adoption of a new code base, if it was
a product change, it would require consensus. If it was voting on a
new release, it required majority.
The "definition" of "Product Change" is rather broad:
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| Changes to the products of the Project, including code and
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Stefan
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