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Re: GSIP 39 - Promote app-schema to extension
by Justin Deoliveira-6
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Hi Ben,
Thanks for providing the background. Hopefully this is the first step in
the right direction for getting AuScope to start coordinating their
milestone releases with the main GeoServer road map. Given the release
date is this Monday showing up a couple days before hand with a proposal
is less than ideal, but a start :)
You do have an opportunity to negotiate release dates by taking part in
the weekly road map discussion. I want to stress that the whole point of
this discussion is to have people step up and make sure their interests
are reflected in the short term road map.
There are also no jira issues that reflect anything app-schema related
on the roadmap for beta2.
So if sticking strictly to the road map process app-schema would not
make it into this release. I suggest you take part in the road map
update and try to negotiate the release date. I for one would be fine
with pushing it back if it meant app-schema is included. You should also
make sure you have jira items on the road map.
-Justin
Ben Caradoc-Davies wrote:
> Ben Caradoc-Davies wrote:
>> http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/GSIP+39+-+Promote+app-schema+to+extension
>>
>> app-schema needs to be promoted to extension Real Soon Now (tm) if we
>> want it in 2.0_beta2.
>
> There has been an ongoing discussion between the AuScope and OpenGeo
> crews about including app-schema in GeoServer 2.0_beta2 (now scheduled
> for Monday). The idea is that app-schema, which consists of one GeoTools
> artifact and some unit tests (only) in GeoServer, is best distributed as
> a GeoServer extension. This means that it should be promoted from
> community module to extension. There was in-principle support for this,
> but because of the thin nature of app-schema (the implementation is all
> in GeoTools), we neglected to discuss this on the list or follow the
> community procedure. The proposal aims to remedy this oversight.
>
--
Justin Deoliveira
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org
Enterprise support for open source geospatial.
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Thanks for providing the background. Hopefully this is the first step in
the right direction for getting AuScope to start coordinating their
milestone releases with the main GeoServer road map. Given the release
date is this Monday showing up a couple days before hand with a proposal
is less than ideal, but a start :)
You do have an opportunity to negotiate release dates by taking part in
the weekly road map discussion. I want to stress that the whole point of
this discussion is to have people step up and make sure their interests
are reflected in the short term road map.
There are also no jira issues that reflect anything app-schema related
on the roadmap for beta2.
So if sticking strictly to the road map process app-schema would not
make it into this release. I suggest you take part in the road map
update and try to negotiate the release date. I for one would be fine
with pushing it back if it meant app-schema is included. You should also
make sure you have jira items on the road map.
-Justin
Ben Caradoc-Davies wrote:
> Ben Caradoc-Davies wrote:
>> http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/GSIP+39+-+Promote+app-schema+to+extension
>>
>> app-schema needs to be promoted to extension Real Soon Now (tm) if we
>> want it in 2.0_beta2.
>
> There has been an ongoing discussion between the AuScope and OpenGeo
> crews about including app-schema in GeoServer 2.0_beta2 (now scheduled
> for Monday). The idea is that app-schema, which consists of one GeoTools
> artifact and some unit tests (only) in GeoServer, is best distributed as
> a GeoServer extension. This means that it should be promoted from
> community module to extension. There was in-principle support for this,
> but because of the thin nature of app-schema (the implementation is all
> in GeoTools), we neglected to discuss this on the list or follow the
> community procedure. The proposal aims to remedy this oversight.
>
--
Justin Deoliveira
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org
Enterprise support for open source geospatial.
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