So, I woke up this morning and looked at my calendar, and I realized
we're less than two months away from a timely release of 7.3.0-alpha1.
This is somewhat awkward as we currently lack named Release Managers
for the 7.3 branch.
As usual, the role calls for two suckers^W volunteers to take on this
task. Whomsoever is elected will be guided and helped by Remi and I,
as well as previous RMs and the excellent documentation in
php-src:README.RELEASE_PROCESS.
Candidates should have a reasonable knowledge of internals (without
necessarily being a C guru), be confident about merging pull requests
without breaking backward compatibility, doing triage for bugs,
liaising with previous release managers, and generally getting the
branch in good shape, as these are among the activities you will be
undertaking as release manager.
Please put your name forward here if you wish to be considered a candidate.
An initial todo page has been added to the wiki and contains
provisional dates for GA and pre-releases.
https://wiki.php.net/todo/php73
-Sara
2018-04-12 23:56 GMT+02:00 Sara Golemon pollita@php.net:
Please put your name forward here if you wish to be considered a candidate.
An initial todo page has been added to the wiki and contains
provisional dates for GA and pre-releases.
Dream team wish: Nikita & Christoph
--
regards,
Kalle Sommer Nielsen
kalle@php.net
So, I woke up this morning and looked at my calendar, and I realized
we're less than two months away from a timely release of 7.3.0-alpha1.
This is somewhat awkward as we currently lack named Release Managers
for the 7.3 branch.As usual, the role calls for two suckers^W volunteers to take on this
task. Whomsoever is elected will be guided and helped by Remi and I,
as well as previous RMs and the excellent documentation in
php-src:README.RELEASE_PROCESS.Candidates should have a reasonable knowledge of internals (without
necessarily being a C guru), be confident about merging pull requests
without breaking backward compatibility, doing triage for bugs,
liaising with previous release managers, and generally getting the
branch in good shape, as these are among the activities you will be
undertaking as release manager.Please put your name forward here if you wish to be considered a candidate.
An initial todo page has been added to the wiki and contains
provisional dates for GA and pre-releases.
https://wiki.php.net/todo/php73
Topic bump as nobody has tossed their hat in yet. There's some time
left before the pre-release cycle starts, but it'd be nice to have
some names before it gets down to the line.
Kalle voluntold Nikita and Christoph, could those two respond with
either "Yeah sure" or "No thanks"?
-Sara
I’m with Kalle here, Nikita and Christoph :)
Gabriel Caruso
So, I woke up this morning and looked at my calendar, and I realized
we're less than two months away from a timely release of 7.3.0-alpha1.
This is somewhat awkward as we currently lack named Release Managers
for the 7.3 branch.As usual, the role calls for two suckers^W volunteers to take on this
task. Whomsoever is elected will be guided and helped by Remi and I,
as well as previous RMs and the excellent documentation in
php-src:README.RELEASE_PROCESS.Candidates should have a reasonable knowledge of internals (without
necessarily being a C guru), be confident about merging pull requests
without breaking backward compatibility, doing triage for bugs,
liaising with previous release managers, and generally getting the
branch in good shape, as these are among the activities you will be
undertaking as release manager.Please put your name forward here if you wish to be considered a candidate.
An initial todo page has been added to the wiki and contains
provisional dates for GA and pre-releases.
https://wiki.php.net/todo/php73Topic bump as nobody has tossed their hat in yet. There's some time
left before the pre-release cycle starts, but it'd be nice to have
some names before it gets down to the line.Kalle voluntold Nikita and Christoph, could those two respond with
either "Yeah sure" or "No thanks"?
Well, I'm pretty sure that there are more suitable RMs than myself, and
I'm not fond of committing myself to regular and important voluntary
work for several years, but "yeah sure", if nobody else steps forward,
I'll do my best to serve as one of the PHP 7.3 RMs (I certainly couldn't
do it alone).
--
Christoph M. Becker
On Thu, Apr 12, 2018 at 5:56 PM, Sara Golemon pollita@php.net
wrote:So, I woke up this morning and looked at my calendar, and I
realized
we're less than two months away from a timely release of 7.3.0-
alpha1.
This is somewhat awkward as we currently lack named Release
Managers
for the 7.3 branch.As usual, the role calls for two suckers^W volunteers to take on
this
task. Whomsoever is elected will be guided and helped by Remi and
I,
as well as previous RMs and the excellent documentation in
php-src:README.RELEASE_PROCESS.Candidates should have a reasonable knowledge of internals
(without
necessarily being a C guru), be confident about merging pull
requests
without breaking backward compatibility, doing triage for bugs,
liaising with previous release managers, and generally getting
the
branch in good shape, as these are among the activities you will
be
undertaking as release manager.Please put your name forward here if you wish to be considered a
candidate.
An initial todo page has been added to the wiki and contains
provisional dates for GA and pre-releases.
https://wiki.php.net/todo/php73Topic bump as nobody has tossed their hat in yet. There's some
time
left before the pre-release cycle starts, but it'd be nice to have
some names before it gets down to the line.Kalle voluntold Nikita and Christoph, could those two respond with
either "Yeah sure" or "No thanks"?Well, I'm pretty sure that there are more suitable RMs than myself,
IMO you're one of those persons suitable for the RM role. Based on your
activities and contributions.
and
I'm not fond of committing myself to regular and important voluntary
work for several years, but "yeah sure", if nobody else steps
forward,
That's why it makes sense to have a duo team. But also other RMs can
jump in, if necessary. Whereby yes, it would engage you for some longer
term :)
Regards
Anatol
I Couldn't Agree With Anatol any More
Some days my docs/bugs mailing list is more of a cmb@php.net mailing list
:).
On Thu, Apr 12, 2018 at 5:56 PM, Sara Golemon pollita@php.net
wrote:So, I woke up this morning and looked at my calendar, and I
realized
we're less than two months away from a timely release of 7.3.0-
alpha1.
This is somewhat awkward as we currently lack named Release
Managers
for the 7.3 branch.As usual, the role calls for two suckers^W volunteers to take on
this
task. Whomsoever is elected will be guided and helped by Remi and
I,
as well as previous RMs and the excellent documentation in
php-src:README.RELEASE_PROCESS.Candidates should have a reasonable knowledge of internals
(without
necessarily being a C guru), be confident about merging pull
requests
without breaking backward compatibility, doing triage for bugs,
liaising with previous release managers, and generally getting
the
branch in good shape, as these are among the activities you will
be
undertaking as release manager.Please put your name forward here if you wish to be considered a
candidate.
An initial todo page has been added to the wiki and contains
provisional dates for GA and pre-releases.
https://wiki.php.net/todo/php73Topic bump as nobody has tossed their hat in yet. There's some
time
left before the pre-release cycle starts, but it'd be nice to have
some names before it gets down to the line.Kalle voluntold Nikita and Christoph, could those two respond with
either "Yeah sure" or "No thanks"?Well, I'm pretty sure that there are more suitable RMs than myself,
IMO you're one of those persons suitable for the RM role. Based on your
activities and contributions.and
I'm not fond of committing myself to regular and important voluntary
work for several years, but "yeah sure", if nobody else steps
forward,That's why it makes sense to have a duo team. But also other RMs can
jump in, if necessary. Whereby yes, it would engage you for some longer
term :)Regards
Anatol
--
Pasindu De Silvappasindud@gmail.com ppasindud@gmail.com
Please put your name forward here if you wish to be considered a candidate.
An initial todo page has been added to the wiki and contains
provisional dates for GA and pre-releases.
https://wiki.php.net/todo/php73
With 7.3.0-alpha1's date on June 7th I'd like to have RMs confirmed by
mid-May. To that end, I'm placing a deadline on nomination/acceptance
of April 30th and will be opening the vote (assuming we have more than
- on May 1st.
At the moment, cmb is the only confirmed candidate, though I have
promises from Derick Rethans that he'll step up as the second half of
a team (and experienced RM, even if not recent) should that prove
necessary.
I want to encourage anyone who is "on the fence" or worried they won't
be able to pull it off to just go for it. We have a large group of
active, experienced RMs, a decent supply of tooling, a surprising
amount of documentation, and if circumstances change and you just
can't do the job a year from now, that's no problem. We can reshuffle
teams and/or provide temporary support between versions (For example,
I put out 7.1.13 and 7.1.14 because Davey and Joe both had
obligations, and that was fine).
PHP is your language.
-Sara
Hi!
I want to encourage anyone who is "on the fence" or worried they won't
be able to pull it off to just go for it. We have a large group of
active, experienced RMs, a decent supply of tooling, a surprising
amount of documentation, and if circumstances change and you just
can't do the job a year from now, that's no problem. We can reshuffle
teams and/or provide temporary support between versions (For example,
I put out 7.1.13 and 7.1.14 because Davey and Joe both had
obligations, and that was fine).
I could help as secondary RM if needed.
--
Stas Malyshev
smalyshev@gmail.com
Evening Sara,
You forgot to mention the free cake you get for being an RM ...
Cheers
Joe
On Tue, Apr 24, 2018 at 9:03 PM, Stanislav Malyshev smalyshev@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi!
I want to encourage anyone who is "on the fence" or worried they won't
be able to pull it off to just go for it. We have a large group of
active, experienced RMs, a decent supply of tooling, a surprising
amount of documentation, and if circumstances change and you just
can't do the job a year from now, that's no problem. We can reshuffle
teams and/or provide temporary support between versions (For example,
I put out 7.1.13 and 7.1.14 because Davey and Joe both had
obligations, and that was fine).I could help as secondary RM if needed.
--
Stas Malyshev
smalyshev@gmail.com
Please put your name forward here if you wish to be considered a candidate.
An initial todo page has been added to the wiki and contains
provisional dates for GA and pre-releases.
https://wiki.php.net/todo/php73With 7.3.0-alpha1's date on June 7th I'd like to have RMs confirmed by
mid-May. To that end, I'm placing a deadline on nomination/acceptance
of April 30th and will be opening the vote (assuming we have more than
- on May 1st.
Whelp! It's May day, and cmb and stas are the only official volunteers
(Derick has withdrawn his offer to step in since Stas is available).
With only two candidates, there's no need for a vote.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you your PHP 7.3 Release Managers:
Christoph M. Becker and Stanislav Malyshev
-Sara
With 7.3.0-alpha1's date on June 7th I'd like to have RMs confirmed by
mid-May. To that end, I'm placing a deadline on nomination/acceptance
of April 30th and will be opening the vote (assuming we have more than
- on May 1st.
Whelp! It's May day, and cmb and stas are the only official volunteers
(Derick has withdrawn his offer to step in since Stas is available).
With only two candidates, there's no need for a vote.Ladies and gentlemen, I give you your PHP 7.3 Release Managers:
Christoph M. Becker and Stanislav Malyshev
Thank You! \o/
Please put your name forward here if you wish to be considered a
candidate.
An initial todo page has been added to the wiki and contains
provisional dates for GA and pre-releases.
https://wiki.php.net/todo/php73With 7.3.0-alpha1's date on June 7th I'd like to have RMs confirmed by
mid-May. To that end, I'm placing a deadline on nomination/acceptance
of April 30th and will be opening the vote (assuming we have more than
- on May 1st.
Whelp! It's May day, and cmb and stas are the only official volunteers
(Derick has withdrawn his offer to step in since Stas is available).
With only two candidates, there's no need for a vote.Ladies and gentlemen, I give you your PHP 7.3 Release Managers:
Christoph M. Becker and Stanislav Malyshev
Sounds like a great team. Thanks for volunteering, guys.
-Rasmus