[royale-asjs.wiki] branch master updated: Added a bit to the report

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     new a2f5c63  Added a bit to the report
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commit a2f5c63f39c349fa4ecdd781022644984cf2bbc6
Author: Harbs <ha...@in-tools.com>
AuthorDate: Thu Nov 9 23:14:53 2017 +0200

    Added a bit to the report
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 Board-Report-2017-11.md | 3 ++-
 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/Board-Report-2017-11.md b/Board-Report-2017-11.md
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--- a/Board-Report-2017-11.md
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@@ -14,11 +14,12 @@ There are no issues requiring board attention at this time.
 - Some new names have appeared on the mailing lists investigating whether Royale is a suitable solution for migrating existing Flex applications off of Flash.
 - One PMC member has proposed an initial web site for Royale.  There were some logistical issues in being allowed to use it as he created it on WordPress with a commercial theme.  Those issues are mostly resolved at this time.
 - Some work is being done on a new default look-and-feel for Royale.
+- There has been some progress and discussion on improving the testing architecture to make it easier to improve the automated test coverage.
 
 ## COMMUNITY
 The community is still working through the transition from Apache Flex to Apache Royale.  There is much documentation remaining to be transitioned from the Apache Flex wiki to some place in Apache Royale.
 
-Currently, users@royale has 38 subscribers (up from 29) and dev@royale has 47 (up from 42) subscribers.  We are not sure why more folks from the Flex mailing lists haven't subscribed to Royale, but I think once we get our website and documentation moved over we will ask again on the Flex lists to see if folks want to come over.
+Currently, users@royale has 38 subscribers (up from 29) and dev@royale has 47 (up from 42) subscribers.  We are not sure why more folks from the Flex mailing lists haven't subscribed to Royale, but it's likely that once we get our website and documentation moved over we will ask again on the Flex lists to see if folks want to come over.
 
 We have not added any new committers or PMC members yet.
 

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