Infrastructure:
* We are in the process of giving back gump.osuosl.org since we
simply lack the people to take care of it.
Technical:
* biggest problem right now is the lack of support for and by
Maven 2 which needs to get addressed if we don't want to see
more Java projects become unbuildable.
* SourceForge CVS has been having problems since late March, when
anonymous CVS dropped out of sync with the private
repositories. In mid-may the site moved from having one CVS
server for everything, to having a separate hostname for every
project's repository. For Gump, this means that every
sourceforge-hosted project needs to have their own repository
file and the existing builds need to be completely
purged. Currently only a few projects have been migrated due to
their ubiquitousness (JUnit) or due to the effort of the project
members themselves. , only project members who are also
apache committers can do this unaidedely, which pushes more work
onto the gump team.
Until a full migration takes place, sourceforge-hosted projects
will be built using a source snapshot of early May. This is
going to lead to problems the longer the migration is put off.
:
* still all Apache committers have access to metadata in svn.
* no releases.
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Hello Stefan,

this is a very interesting report.

I am interested by the maven2 issue. Is there a pointer somewhere about your latest thoughts on the subject ? I did not read the gump mailing list since a long time.

Regards,

Antoine
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Datum: Sat, 17 Jun 2006 12:10:58 +0200
Von: Stefan Bodewig <bodewig (AT) apache (DOT) org>
An: board (AT) apache (DOT) org
Betreff: Gump PMC Report 06/06

Infrastructure:

* We are in the process of giving back gump.osuosl.org since we
simply lack the people to take care of it.

Technical:

* biggest problem right now is the lack of support for and by
Maven 2 which needs to get addressed if we don't want to see
more Java projects become unbuildable.

* SourceForge CVS has been having problems since late March, when
anonymous CVS dropped out of sync with the private
repositories. In mid-may the site moved from having one CVS
server for everything, to having a separate hostname for every
project's repository. For Gump, this means that every
sourceforge-hosted project needs to have their own repository
file and the existing builds need to be completely
purged. Currently only a few projects have been migrated due to
their ubiquitousness (JUnit) or due to the effort of the project
members themselves. , only project members who are also
apache committers can do this unaidedely, which pushes more work
onto the gump team.

Until a full migration takes place, sourceforge-hosted projects
will be built using a source snapshot of early May. This is
going to lead to problems the longer the migration is put off.

:

* still all Apache committers have access to metadata in svn.

* no releases.

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Mon, 19 Jun 2006, Antoine Levy-Lambert <antoine (AT) gmx (DOT) dewrote:

I am interested by the maven2 issue. Is there a pointer somewhere
about your latest thoughts on the subject ? I did not read the gump
mailing list since a long time.

You can find some discussion in the mailing list archives, in
particular there are a couple of mails by Brett where he explains how
a maven2 integration could be done. All that a couple of months ago.

Stefan

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