MapFish Incubation Status - Revision history

Arnulf at 13:40, 2 December 2011

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Terms and Definitions

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Infrastructure Transition

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Community Functioning

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	The project representative and mentor will use this template to inform the IncCom of the project status on a periodic basis. The state of the project, as reported using this template, will be the initial indication that a project is reaching graduation.		The project representative and mentor will use this template to inform the IncCom of the project status on a periodic basis. The state of the project, as reported using this template, will be the initial indication that a project is reaching graduation.
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      MapFish isn't distributed as a binary. MapFish is a collection of Python packages, which are distributed through
-     dedicated Python package repositories hosted on http://www.mapfish.org.
+     dedicated Python package repositories hosted on http://www.mapfish.org. As an example here's the Python package
      We provide a Python script for installing MapFish. The script is available at http://www.mapfish.org/downloads/,

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      The source code is distributed through the MapFish SVN repository. It is also available as tarball archives
      at http://www.mapfish.org/downloads/.
 == Community Functioning ==

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 : If not, why?
-     No. As mentioned above, we plan to have the MapFish code be hosted on Github.
+     No. As mentioned above, we're seriously considering moving the MapFish code to Github.
 ; Are binary and source downloads available from http://download.osgeo.org ?
 : If not, why?
-    MapFish packages are distributed through a so-called Python Package
+Python Package
-     Index. We don't provide binaries, so we don't think
+     Index, which is a repo. We don't provide binaries, so we don't think
      http://download.osgeo.org would be appropriate.

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      No, we do not use the OSGeo bug tracker. We have trac.mapfish.org, which is known and used. Also, we're planning
      to use Github, to benefit from the power and flexibility of Git and Github. We will use Github primarily for the
-     hosting of the MapFish code, and we're considering using its bug/issue tracker as well.
+     hosting of the MapFish code, but we're considering using its bug/issue tracker as well.
 ; Is the OSGeo mailing list manager (http://lists.osgeo.org/) being used for the project?

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 : If not why, and has the project page got a prominent link to the real home?
-     We did not use the "mapfish.osgeo.org" domain, but there already is the domain "http://www.osgeo.org/mapfish"
+     We do not use the "mapfish.osgeo.org" domain, but we have http://www.osgeo.org/mapfish.
-     The official URL to the projects page is mapfish.org and there is a direct link from OsGeo-website to this site.
+     The main website for MapFish is http://mapfish.org, which is clearly referenced from http://www.osgeo.org/mapfish.
 ; Is the OSGeo bug tracker being used for the project?

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      Yes. There is a "MapFish Project Steering Committee Process" outlined on the wiki (http://trac.mapfish.org/trac/mapfish/wiki/Community/PSC/Process).
-     In general the process is based on/derived from the OpenLayers, GDAL and Mapserver OsGeo Projects.
+     In general the process is based on/derived from the OpenLayers, GDAL and Mapserver OSGeo Projects.
 ; How many active developers are there?  Are they from multiple organizations?