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Add upstream maintainer info to support page #1984
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Signed-off-by: Stewart X Addison <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Stewart X Addison <[email protected]>
Removed the lead maintainer's name as it was making the table a little too wide - this is what it looked like before that change: I've also considered moving the maintainer to under the java version in the first column, which would be an alternative. |
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I think Andrew Haley would disagree that it is Red Hat, he's always stated that the project lead is an individual, not a company...
@sxa what is the purpose of adding this information to the table? I don't think it is relevant in the context of Adoptium. |
Fair enough - my view was that it was useful (to myself to remember who maintained each if no-one else!) to know who was involved in each release and that it wasn't Oracle who maintained all of the LTS releases (which I don't think the general customer base necessarily realises). If we believe it's not relevant or useful to our customers or our goals then I could cancel it. I thought we'd discussed this earlier in the year somewhere but I can't find a reference to it. |
@sxa: I propose this is cancelled, and if the information is not clear in the OpenJDK project then I suggest a change there to clarify who maintains the various code streams. |
I don't think it's unclear upstream. This was more about raising the visibility of who is maintaining it on a single page that non developers were likely to visit but if you don't think it's appropriate here I'll close on the absence of their being comments expressing an appetite for it at present. |
Description of change
Add upstream maintainer info for each major version to the support page
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