Martin André

Hello all,

Since we are really really really close to a stable version
of SIP 
Communicator, I think that times are ripe for starting all
the logistics 
necessary for a release. These include - deciding where to
draw the 
line, which are the issues that need to be resolved for the
release, 
and generally preparing the checklist that we need to
complete to get 
there.

Most open source projects appoint a person that is
responsible for 
synchronizing development and deployment activities when a
release is 
being prepared. Here's how Richard Hall described a release
manager on 
the Felix mailing list:

  "The release manager is the person who is responsible
for making sure 
all of the T's are crossed and all of the I's are dotted
when we go to 
make a release (e.g., making sure we have the appropriate
LICENSE and 
NOTICE everywhere they are supposed to be, tagging the
release, signing 
the release, etc.)."

I would like to propose Martin André for a SIP Communicator
release 
manager. We have been working together for quite a while and
I have come 
to know the meticulous nature of Martin and am confident
that he would 
do a great job. Besides this, Martin, has been affiliated to
the project 
since its very early days and has a great understanding of
its goals and 
  ambitions. I have talked to him earlier today and he has
agreed to 
take this responsibility.

I would therefore like to start a vote for appointing Martin
as release 
manager.

[ ] +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go,
Martin, go!
[ ]  0: I don't care who is the Release Manager.
[ ] -1: I do not accept Martin André as Release Manager.


Note: Votes from non-developers (non-binding votes) are
encouraged since 
they show the general opinion of the SIP Communicator
community.

Emil

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+1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go, Martin,
go!

Emil Ivov wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> Since we are really really really close to a stable
version of SIP 
> Communicator, I think that times are ripe for starting
all the logistics 
> necessary for a release. These include - deciding where
to draw the 
> line, which are the issues that need to be resolved for
the release, 
> and generally preparing the checklist that we need to
complete to get 
> there.
> 
> Most open source projects appoint a person that is
responsible for 
> synchronizing development and deployment activities
when a release is 
> being prepared. Here's how Richard Hall described a
release manager on 
> the Felix mailing list:
> 
>   "The release manager is the person who is
responsible for making sure 
> all of the T's are crossed and all of the I's are
dotted when we go to 
> make a release (e.g., making sure we have the
appropriate LICENSE and 
> NOTICE everywhere they are supposed to be, tagging the
release, signing 
> the release, etc.)."
> 
> I would like to propose Martin André for a SIP
Communicator release 
> manager. We have been working together for quite a
while and I have come 
> to know the meticulous nature of Martin and am
confident that he would 
> do a great job. Besides this, Martin, has been
affiliated to the project 
> since its very early days and has a great understanding
of its goals and 
>   ambitions. I have talked to him earlier today and he
has agreed to 
> take this responsibility.
> 
> I would therefore like to start a vote for appointing
Martin as release 
> manager.
> 
> [ ] +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go,
Martin, go!
> [ ]  0: I don't care who is the Release Manager.
> [ ] -1: I do not accept Martin André as Release
Manager.
> 
> 
> Note: Votes from non-developers (non-binding votes) are
encouraged since 
> they show the general opinion of the SIP Communicator
community.
> 
> Emil
> 
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Emil Ivov wrote:
> I would like to propose Martin André for a SIP
Communicator release 
> manager. We have been working together for quite a
while and I have come 
> to know the meticulous nature of Martin and am
confident that he would 
> do a great job. Besides this, Martin, has been
affiliated to the project 
> since its very early days and has a great understanding
of its goals and 
>  ambitions. I have talked to him earlier today and he
has agreed to take 
> this responsibility.

Sounds very sensible to me, particularly as Martin is
willing to take on 
the responsibilities. Thanks Martin!


> I would therefore like to start a vote for appointing
Martin as release 
> manager.
> 
> [ ] +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go,
Martin, go!
> [ ]  0: I don't care who is the Release Manager.
> [ ] -1: I do not accept Martin André as Release
Manager.
> 

BB: +1 vote for Martin

Regards

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+1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager.

Emil Ivov wrote:
> +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go,
Martin, go!
>
> Emil Ivov wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> Since we are really really really close to a stable
version of SIP 
>> Communicator, I think that times are ripe for
starting all the 
>> logistics necessary for a release. These include -
deciding where to 
>> draw the line, which are the issues that need to be
resolved for the 
>> release, and generally preparing the checklist that
we need to 
>> complete to get there.
>>
>> Most open source projects appoint a person that is
responsible for 
>> synchronizing development and deployment activities
when a release is 
>> being prepared. Here's how Richard Hall described a
release manager 
>> on the Felix mailing list:
>>
>>   "The release manager is the person who is
responsible for making 
>> sure all of the T's are crossed and all of the I's
are dotted when we 
>> go to make a release (e.g., making sure we have the
appropriate 
>> LICENSE and NOTICE everywhere they are supposed to
be, tagging the 
>> release, signing the release, etc.)."
>>
>> I would like to propose Martin André for a SIP
Communicator release 
>> manager. We have been working together for quite a
while and I have 
>> come to know the meticulous nature of Martin and am
confident that he 
>> would do a great job. Besides this, Martin, has
been affiliated to 
>> the project since its very early days and has a
great understanding 
>> of its goals and   ambitions. I have talked to him
earlier today and 
>> he has agreed to take this responsibility.
>>
>> I would therefore like to start a vote for
appointing Martin as 
>> release manager.
>>
>> [ ] +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager.
Go, Martin, go!
>> [ ]  0: I don't care who is the Release Manager.
>> [ ] -1: I do not accept Martin André as Release
Manager.
>>
>>
>> Note: Votes from non-developers (non-binding votes)
are encouraged 
>> since they show the general opinion of the SIP
Communicator community.
>>
>> Emil
>>
>>
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I'm glad to hear we'll soon have a release!

+1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go, Martin,
go!


-- 
Romain KUNTZ
kuntzsfc.wide.ad.jp


Emil Ivov wrote:
> Since we are really really really close to a stable
version of SIP 
> Communicator, I think that times are ripe for starting
all the logistics 
> necessary for a release. These include - deciding where
to draw the 
> line, which are the issues that need to be resolved for
the release, and 
> generally preparing the checklist that we need to
complete to get there.
> 
> Most open source projects appoint a person that is
responsible for 
> synchronizing development and deployment activities
when a release is 
> being prepared. Here's how Richard Hall described a
release manager on 
> the Felix mailing list:
> 
>  "The release manager is the person who is
responsible for making sure 
> all of the T's are crossed and all of the I's are
dotted when we go to 
> make a release (e.g., making sure we have the
appropriate LICENSE and 
> NOTICE everywhere they are supposed to be, tagging the
release, signing 
> the release, etc.)."
> 
> I would like to propose Martin André for a SIP
Communicator release 
> manager. We have been working together for quite a
while and I have come 
> to know the meticulous nature of Martin and am
confident that he would 
> do a great job. Besides this, Martin, has been
affiliated to the project 
> since its very early days and has a great understanding
of its goals and 
>  ambitions. I have talked to him earlier today and he
has agreed to take 
> this responsibility.
> 
> I would therefore like to start a vote for appointing
Martin as release 
> manager.
> 
> [ ] +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go,
Martin, go!
> [ ]  0: I don't care who is the Release Manager.
> [ ] -1: I do not accept Martin André as Release
Manager.
> 
> 
> Note: Votes from non-developers (non-binding votes) are
encouraged since 
> they show the general opinion of the SIP Communicator
community.
> 
> Emil
> 
>
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Hi,

I have some concerns about Martin, but they are too much
related to
private matters... in fact I'm just kidding :-p...

Allez Martin, Allez Martin !!

[X] +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go,
Martin, go!

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Hello devs,

I am very flattered by such an honor and I accept the
responsibility of 
release manager with a great pleasure.

Let's work together to push for the first release of the SIP
Communicator!

Thanks for your enthusiastic support,
Martin

Emil Ivov wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> Since we are really really really close to a stable
version of SIP 
> Communicator, I think that times are ripe for starting
all the logistics 
> necessary for a release. These include - deciding where
to draw the 
> line, which are the issues that need to be resolved for
the release, and 
> generally preparing the checklist that we need to
complete to get there.
> 
> Most open source projects appoint a person that is
responsible for 
> synchronizing development and deployment activities
when a release is 
> being prepared. Here's how Richard Hall described a
release manager on 
> the Felix mailing list:
> 
>  "The release manager is the person who is
responsible for making sure 
> all of the T's are crossed and all of the I's are
dotted when we go to 
> make a release (e.g., making sure we have the
appropriate LICENSE and 
> NOTICE everywhere they are supposed to be, tagging the
release, signing 
> the release, etc.)."
> 
> I would like to propose Martin André for a SIP
Communicator release 
> manager. We have been working together for quite a
while and I have come 
> to know the meticulous nature of Martin and am
confident that he would 
> do a great job. Besides this, Martin, has been
affiliated to the project 
> since its very early days and has a great understanding
of its goals and 
>  ambitions. I have talked to him earlier today and he
has agreed to take 
> this responsibility.
> 
> I would therefore like to start a vote for appointing
Martin as release 
> manager.
> 
> [ ] +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go,
Martin, go!
> [ ]  0: I don't care who is the Release Manager.
> [ ] -1: I do not accept Martin André as Release
Manager.
> 
> 
> Note: Votes from non-developers (non-binding votes) are
encouraged since 
> they show the general opinion of the SIP Communicator
community.
> 
> Emil
> 

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Great, I am very glad to see such wide participation. Than
you all for
participating in the vote!

Now that this has been settled we can start preparing for
the alpha1 
release.

Our starting points could be the project roadmap available
here:

http://www.sip-communicator.org/index.php/Developme
nt/Roadmap

as well as all issues associated with it and available here:

https://sip-communic
ator.dev.java.net/issues/buglist.cgi?target_milestone=alpha1
&component=sip-communicator&issue_status=UNCONFIRMED
&issue_status=NEW&issue_status=STARTED&issue_sta
tus=REOPENED

I don't think there's any point in setting a fixed deadline.
Let's just 
try to get there as soon as possible.

Cheers
Emil

Martin André wrote:
> Hello devs,
> 
> I am very flattered by such an honor and I accept the
responsibility of 
> release manager with a great pleasure.
> 
> Let's work together to push for the first release of
the SIP Communicator!
> 
> Thanks for your enthusiastic support,
> Martin
> 
> Emil Ivov wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> Since we are really really really close to a stable
version of SIP 
>> Communicator, I think that times are ripe for
starting all the logistics 
>> necessary for a release. These include - deciding
where to draw the 
>> line, which are the issues that need to be resolved
for the release, and 
>> generally preparing the checklist that we need to
complete to get there.
>>
>> Most open source projects appoint a person that is
responsible for 
>> synchronizing development and deployment activities
when a release is 
>> being prepared. Here's how Richard Hall described a
release manager on 
>> the Felix mailing list:
>>
>>  "The release manager is the person who is
responsible for making sure 
>> all of the T's are crossed and all of the I's are
dotted when we go to 
>> make a release (e.g., making sure we have the
appropriate LICENSE and 
>> NOTICE everywhere they are supposed to be, tagging
the release, signing 
>> the release, etc.)."
>>
>> I would like to propose Martin André for a SIP
Communicator release 
>> manager. We have been working together for quite a
while and I have come 
>> to know the meticulous nature of Martin and am
confident that he would 
>> do a great job. Besides this, Martin, has been
affiliated to the project 
>> since its very early days and has a great
understanding of its goals and 
>>  ambitions. I have talked to him earlier today and
he has agreed to take 
>> this responsibility.
>>
>> I would therefore like to start a vote for
appointing Martin as release 
>> manager.
>>
>> [ ] +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager.
Go, Martin, go!
>> [ ]  0: I don't care who is the Release Manager.
>> [ ] -1: I do not accept Martin André as Release
Manager.
>>
>>
>> Note: Votes from non-developers (non-binding votes)
are encouraged since 
>> they show the general opinion of the SIP
Communicator community.
>>
>> Emil
>>
> 
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Hello all,

Here's the summary for this Vote:

+1 votes: Emil Ivov, Richard S. Hall, Chris Vincenot, Jean
Lorchat, 
Romain Kuntz, Yana Stamcheva, Alexander Pelov, Damian
Minkov, Java 
(a.k.a Julien Waechter), Martin Andre
  0 votes: Matthew Rubenstein
-1 votes: -none-

Congratulations Ben, you are now officially a SIP
Communicator 
developer. Welcome to the team!

Emil

Emil Ivov wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> Since we are really really really close to a stable
version of SIP 
> Communicator, I think that times are ripe for starting
all the logistics 
> necessary for a release. These include - deciding where
to draw the 
> line, which are the issues that need to be resolved for
the release, 
> and generally preparing the checklist that we need to
complete to get 
> there.
> 
> Most open source projects appoint a person that is
responsible for 
> synchronizing development and deployment activities
when a release is 
> being prepared. Here's how Richard Hall described a
release manager on 
> the Felix mailing list:
> 
>   "The release manager is the person who is
responsible for making sure 
> all of the T's are crossed and all of the I's are
dotted when we go to 
> make a release (e.g., making sure we have the
appropriate LICENSE and 
> NOTICE everywhere they are supposed to be, tagging the
release, signing 
> the release, etc.)."
> 
> I would like to propose Martin André for a SIP
Communicator release 
> manager. We have been working together for quite a
while and I have come 
> to know the meticulous nature of Martin and am
confident that he would 
> do a great job. Besides this, Martin, has been
affiliated to the project 
> since its very early days and has a great understanding
of its goals and 
>   ambitions. I have talked to him earlier today and he
has agreed to 
> take this responsibility.
> 
> I would therefore like to start a vote for appointing
Martin as release 
> manager.
> 
> [ ] +1: I accept Martin André as Release Manager. Go,
Martin, go!
> [ ]  0: I don't care who is the Release Manager.
> [ ] -1: I do not accept Martin André as Release
Manager.
> 
> 
> Note: Votes from non-developers (non-binding votes) are
encouraged since 
> they show the general opinion of the SIP Communicator
community.
> 
> Emil
> 
>
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