Apache Harmony mailing lists operate under the following terms:
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you do not post it. However, in the event that you do, please mark as
"NOT A CONTRIBUTION" at the top of the posting.
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clear authorization to contribute.
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Do not engage in detailed discussion of any implementation that you have been exposed
to unless such implementation is available to everyone under an open source license or is
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There are currently four mailing lists for Harmony,
the first three are publicly available:
- dev@harmony.apache.org
- The Apache developers' primary mailing list for discussion of issues
and changes related to the project (dev@harmony.apache.org).
Subscription to the list is open, but only subscribers
can post directly to the list.
- commits@harmony.apache.org
- All of the Apache projects are maintained in shared information
repositories using SVN.
Only some of the Apache developers (the committers) have
write access to these repositories; everyone has read access via
anonymous SVN.
- alerts@harmony.apache.org
- Automated notifications and alerts from the various community-run build systems.
- private@harmony.apache.org
- The Apache Harmony PMC's private mailing list for discussion of issues
that are inappropriate for public discussion, such as legal, personal,
or security issues prior to a published fix. Subscription to the list
is only open to Apache Harmony PMC members.
The developer mailing list is used by the developers to discuss
plans, make decisions, vote on technical issues, etc. This
list has a higher volume, though some conversations take place on
IRC as
well.
Note
At this time, we are keeping all developer traffic on one list,
for class library, virtual machine, doc, site and tool development, in order to
help build one homogeneous community. It is expected that at some point in the
near future, we will be splitting off into technical domains.
In order to help people sort and make sense of the traffic, please prefix your
subject line with an appropriate token:
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[general] - for things of general interest
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[announce] - announcements
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[legal] - discussion about legal issues
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[classlib][module] - for classlibrary-related
issues (and you can optionally specify the specific module)
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[drlvm][module] - for DRLVM-related
issues (and you can optionally specify the specific module)
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[jchevm][module] - for jchevm-related
issues (and you can optionally specify the specific module)
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[bootvm][module] - for bootvm-related
issues (and you can optionally specify the specific module)
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[doc] - for documentation-related issues
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[tools] - for tools-related issues
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[testing] or [qa] - for test-related issues
Simply add the token to the start of your subject line.
Example
To: dev@harmony.apache.org
From: harmony_user@openjava.org
Subject: [classlib][io] Problem with java.io.OutputSocket
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This list receives notifications (with diffs) every time a change is
committed to the Harmony source tree. It also receives change notices
for changes to the Harmony Wiki and whenever issues are added to or
updated in our
JIRA issue tracking system.
This list receives alerts from the various community-run build systems. These alerts contain
information on failed builds and test runs.
The Harmony PMC has a mailing list to resolve any administrative issues,
This list is limited to PMC members (most committers on the project).
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