On Wed, 25 Aug 2004, Thomas Hallgren wrote:
> 1. your project must be pgxs compatible.
> 2. it must be hosted on pgFoundry.
> 3. it must have automatic regression testing built in (perhaps this is part
> of #1).
> 4. documentation must follow some guidelines so that it is easy to combine it
> with other docs.
> 5. someone must suggest it as a candidate for inclusion and give a good
> motivation.
Now, inclusion into where? The list?
> 6. there's a voting period and a minimum number of votes.
This one, I would say, will be very difficult ... what if its a one of
piece of software, that 2 ppl are using, but its very good at what it
does? Or a one of piece of software, that sucks royally but is the only
thing available, and 100 ppl are using?
> 7. if the votes are in your favor, your project will be part of the
> supported configurations and you will be asked to participate in the
> integration work.
Integration work ... where?
> My Concerns:
> Who is behind PGFoundry? Is performance ok now :-)
Check it out ... just tested it from here and seems okay to me ...
> This project might be perceived as a thirdparty add-on and thus, fail
> its purpose. The steering committee must stand behind this officially.
> Will you? What's your opinion about the suggestion?
Behind what? A list on pgFoundry of recommended software? Sure ...
integrating that list into the physical postgresql.tar.gz file that is the
core server distribution? No ...
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