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Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 09:32:31 -0000
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   Date: 2004-09-16T02:32:30
   Editor: StefanBodewig <bodewig@apache.org>
   Wiki: Gump Wiki
   Page: Drafts/BoardReports/20040818
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/gump/Drafts/BoardReports/20040818

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Change Log:

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+'''''This report has been sent and remains here for reference only.'''''
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 Gump code was migrated to SVN[1], with Gump metadata continuing to remain =
in CVS[2] (to be less of a community barrier, until SVN usage has matured a=
s the norm with ASF-wide). At this same time 'traditional' Gump (the Java/S=
hell/XSLT/Perl combination) was finally archived. Python Gump is re-structu=
ring itself (within SVN) to attempt to become more intuitive to new users.
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 The Gump PMC voted to allow 'Gumped artifacts' to be publically available =
in a repository. These artifacts are to be specifically marked as '-gump' s=
o as to attempt remove/reduce any confusion with releases. Also, each direc=
tory listing in the repository is to be marked with  a disclaimer explainin=
g that the contents can not be trusted, and are not releases. [3]

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