[Qgis-psc] New policies for QEP submission
Régis Haubourg
regis at qgis.org
Mon Dec 9 13:39:13 PST 2024
Thanks a lot for setting up this process.
It looks very clear to me.
Cheers
Régis
Le 9 décembre 2024 01:34:31 GMT+01:00, Nyall Dawson via QGIS-PSC <qgis-psc at lists.osgeo.org> a écrit :
>Hi all,
>
>Given that there were no further comments for
>https://github.com/qgis/QGIS-Enhancement-Proposals/pull/308 within two
>weeks, these changes have now been merged and the QEP submission policy has
>officially been changed as a result.
>
>Here's a summary of the new policies and what's changed:
>
> - *A QEP must be open for at least two weeks. This may be extended upon
> request (eg, "I'm on holidays but have feedback to give").*
> (was:
> - Must be open for at least *one* week
> - May be extended upon request (eg, I'm on holidays but have feedback
> to give)
> - May be extended if required
> -
>*Newly submitted QEPs should be announced to the community via a message to
> the QGIS Developer Mailing List. The QGIS User Mailing List should also be
> messaged if the changes impact on QGIS end-users. *(new policy)
> - *Comments from the **whole** community are invited and valuable! You
> do not need any special permissions or status in order to give feedback. We
> welcome feedback from all parties, whether you're a developer, a
> documenter, a translator or an end-user.*
> - (was: "Others can assign themselves as interested e.g I might be
> interested in Processing but can't comment on the code. Mainly just to
> provide feedback.")
> - *For acceptance, a QEP requires at least 2 +1's from core QGIS
> developers or PSC members*
> (was:
> - Code based QEPs require at least 2 +1's from core developers.
> Including +1 from maintainer of that area of code
> - Project QEPs require majority PSC vote
> - If no maintainer for an area of code, requires at least 2 +1s from
> core developers
> - *If -1 votes are received from core QGIS developers, then the proposal
> should be amended or further discussion conducted to satisfy all interested
> parties. If consensus cannot be reached, the QEP can be raised to the PSC
> for voting.*
> (was:
> - If -1 votes are received (for code based QEPs) then the proposal
> should be amended or further discussion conducted to satisfy all
>interested
> parties. If consensus cannot be reached, the QEP can be raised to the PSC
> for voting.
> - *The distinction here is the new clarification that the -1 votes
> only count if they are received from core QGIS developers -- previously
> there was no policy stating whether ANYONE could make a -1 vote
>to block a
> proposal*
>
>Nyall
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