Re: Pluto 1.1.4 (David, please respond)

[CD...@hannaford.com]

David originally posted a -1 vote, but backed away when he discovered that 
the bug he thought was in 1.1.4 was not there. 

David, have you changed your vote? If so, what is your current vote? 

Is it legal withing Apache rules for someone to change their vote?

TIA
/Craig




Elliot Metsger <em...@jhu.edu> 
07/19/2007 01:30 PM
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Re: Pluto 1.1.4






Yes, there will be a release announcement, and the jars published.

We need a third +1 binding vote before we can release.

Elliot

Charles Severance wrote:
> Will we get an announcement when the release is "released" and the jars 
> make it to ibiblio?
> 
> Charles Severance
> csev@umich.edu www.dr-chuck.com
> 
> 
> 
> 

Re: Pluto 1.1.4 (David, please respond)

["David H. DeWolf" <dd...@apache.org>]

Sorry, I forgot that I was going to be out of town all weekend. . .Right 
now I'm +0 with a plan to upgrade to a +1 shortly.  Hopefully sooner 
rather than later.

Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
> CDoremus@hannaford.com wrote:
>> David originally posted a -1 vote, but backed away when he discovered
>> that the bug he thought was in 1.1.4 was not there.
>>
>> David, have you changed your vote? If so, what is your current vote?
>>
>> Is it legal withing Apache rules for someone to change their vote?
> Yepp, you can change your vote as often as you want until the voting
> period is over.
> That's at least the theory - now, although it's possible it's perhaps
> not the best thing to change your mind every day. But especially for
> such cases where you detect problems and those get resolved somehow you
> can easily change your vote.
> 
> Carsten
> 

Re: Pluto 1.1.4 (David, please respond)

[Carsten Ziegeler <cz...@apache.org>]

CDoremus@hannaford.com wrote:
> 
> David originally posted a -1 vote, but backed away when he discovered
> that the bug he thought was in 1.1.4 was not there.
> 
> David, have you changed your vote? If so, what is your current vote?
> 
> Is it legal withing Apache rules for someone to change their vote?
Yepp, you can change your vote as often as you want until the voting
period is over.
That's at least the theory - now, although it's possible it's perhaps
not the best thing to change your mind every day. But especially for
such cases where you detect problems and those get resolved somehow you
can easily change your vote.

Carsten

-- 
Carsten Ziegeler
cziegeler@apache.org