>Markus wrote: >as our spec lead did not react upon my private mails, and as no progress had been made by anybody in the JAX- >RS project, I informed the PMC that hereby kick-off work on this project.
This is absolutely not true. On Jan 27th, Bill S. responded to you that we were working on moving the issues. I responded to your message about the git log on Feb 5th. On Feb 13th, you went ahead and cleaned up what you described as a “mess”, just two commit messages. >It looks as if the code is here, no more branches will come, and all issues are here, too. Hence, we do not have>to wait for anything else. As Oracle has to do other stuff (as in the past years), we have to chime in! >The PMC's first goal is to push out an EF-provided Java EE 8 compatible release of JAX-RS API 2.1. So here > we go! Yes, and that process was discussed on the 16th, a few days *after* you sent this message.
> (2) Add issues for JAX-RS 2.1 (= Java EE 8) and JAX-RS 2.1.1 (= MR 1) to the tracker if you have some on> stack.
When was JAX-RS 2.1.1 decided/discussed? >(4) While apparently we all have full write access to master, we should apply Four-Eyes-Principle. Hence, I > would propose that nobody pushes against master directly, but we open PRs against master and nobody merges > his own PRs. So at least one other committer has to be convinced of the usefulness. Or better two or three, asthis > is a spec project. ;-)
See link above. There are PMC guidelines being decided, and we should follow those. > (6) ASAP we should vote for a new project lead, as he is completely unresponsive for weeks, and nobody else has administrative rights > on GitHub. Again, this is completely untrue.
— Santiago
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