Andrew Dunstan <andrew@dunslane.net> writes:
> On 01/26/2011 10:56 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
>> What I'd like to see is a reversion to the original design wherein
>> commit traffic for pgfoundry projects goes to lists for those individual
>> projects. As for github, people who want to watch that can watch it,
>> but please don't clutter pgsql-committers with it.
> I'm not sure where the original design bit comes in. I was involved
> heavily in setting up pgfoundry (not sure if that's a claim to fame or
> infamy, but my excuse is that Josh shanghaied me) and this has been part
> of its behaviour from the start, IIRC.
Well, how come creation of a foo project results in automatic creation
of a foo-committers list there, if there was no expectation of ever
actually using that list? I know this is still happening because it
happened last week when I set up pg_filedump at pgfoundry. I was rather
annoyed when I found out that the commit traffic actually went to
pgsql-committers.
regards, tom lane
