Setting up the OpenJDK IcedTea Project

Andrew John Hughes gnu_andrew at member.fsf.org
Mon Mar 9 15:48:58 PDT 2009


2009/3/9 Mark Reinhold <mr at sun.com>:
> A few more-or-less standard questions for you ...
>

Yes, think I've seen something similar before... ;)

>  - Mercurial configuration: What do you need?  A single repository or
>    two, or a forest or two (e.g., jdk6 and jdk7), or something else?
>

I'd like a jdk7 forest for the work on IcedTea7.  I didn't know we'd
have the option of having more than one.  I quite like the idea of
having a forest for 6 too, but I'll let others on this list chime in
on whether they would be interested in taking this route or not.

>  - Mercurial users: Who needs push access?  If they aren't already
>    registered in the OpenJDK infrastructure then I'll arrange for
>    invitations to be sent to them.
>

Well, me to begin with :) I already have an OpenJDK username of
'andrew' from the challenge, assuming that's still active.
For others, I'd like to wait for some feedback from those working on 6.

>  - Mailing list: Do you want an icedtea-dev list, or do you just want
>    to use distro-pkg-dev?  Do you want hg push notices to be sent to
>    whichever list you choose?
>

I'm happy enough using distro-pkg-dev for discussion as we already do.
 An additional list for commits would be good (e.g. icedtea-commits)
and
we could then maybe also send traffic from the IcedTea repositories there too.

>  - Do you have any initial content for your main Project web page?
>    If so, please send it to me in simple XHTML.  Dalibor, in his role
>    as Moderator, can always update it later on.  (We're working to allow
>    any Project author to modify that Project's web content, but we're
>    not quite there yet.)  If you don't send me anything then I'll create
>    something plain and simple for now.
>

I'll try and come up with something tomorrow, probably along the same
lines as the proposal.  It'll mainly point to
http://icedtea.classpath.org/ as there's already a lot of information
there.

> - Mark
>

Thanks,
-- 
Andrew :-)

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