So, should we ask them to close the existing CQs and open a single CQ with all dependencies or process the existing CQs and advise them to use a single CQ in the future?
--Dave
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Date: Monday, November 26, 2018 at 11:49 PM
To: PMC list for IoT top level project <iot-pmc@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [iot-pmc] Latest CQ Question
Yes, I think they go all go in one big CQ.
Hello fellow CQ members,
It appears the majority of open CQs are for IO Fog (Node JS libraries) and Hawkbit (Spring v5.1.2 libraries). Should these requests be grouped into a single CQ? Maybe this doesn’t
make sense for Spring, but I would think the Node JS libraries should fall under the _javascript_ umbrella. Let me know what you think. If they need to be processed individually, I will block out some time tomorrow to go through them.
Thanks,
--Dave
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