New staging repository for AArch64 open port

Vladimir Kozlov vladimir.kozlov at oracle.com
Mon Oct 6 19:47:35 UTC 2014


On 10/6/14 11:41 AM, Andrew Haley wrote:
> On 10/06/2014 06:48 PM, Iris Clark wrote:
>>
>> As the Lead of the AArch64 Project, do you approve of the request to
>> create this staging forest?  Do you want jcheck fully enabled
>> (formatted changeset comment, Reviewers, etc.) so that you can
>> preserve your history similar to what was done for the PPC/AIX Port?
>
> Yes.  I'm putting myself in the hands of Vladimir here, but I'm pretty
> sure we need jcheck.

Yes, staging repo should have jcheck fully enabled.

> I know that our existing revision history is not jcheck-compliant, so
> it wouldn't be acceptable, but I am prepared to lose the history
> because I'll be submitting clean webrevs.  The aarch64-project tree
> will always be there for the archaeologists.
>
>> Assuming that you do, then I'm going to need to investigate how to
>> handle that configuration.  Minimally, if Vladimir needs to push he
>> needs to be at least a Committer to the AArch64 Project.  Who do you

Do I really need to be Committer to the AArch64 Project? Can jdk9 
Committer status be enough? The staging forest is child of jdk9 forest. 
I may be not the only one from Oracle side who will help with sponsoring 
pushes. It would be nice if you allow any jdk9 committer to push into 
aarch64 stage forest.

>> anticipate the changeset authors to be?  They'd need to be at least
>> Authors in both JDK 9 and AArch64.
>
> I can't even remember if I am a JDK9 author, but at least me and
> Andrew Dinn.  Edward Nevill is a major AArch64 contributor, but I
> don't think he is a JDK9 author.

http://openjdk.java.net/census

Andrew, you are JDK9 Committer which includes Author status. So you can 
be author and you can push into the staging forest.

Andrew Dinn and Edward Nevill are not JDK9 authors. They should be 
listed in "Contributed-by: ". Their changes have to be sponsored 
(pushed) by us, Oracle, or by you, Andrew.

Thanks,
Vladimir

>
> Thanks,
> Andrew.
>


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