[21:13] morning [21:51] morning all [23:02] nice, looks like the apache lucene / solr community is having a meltdown. anyone following that? [23:03] nope, sounds entertaining though [23:04] entertaining if it weren't for the fact that pretty much 1/2 the systems I care about include solr / lucene. [23:04] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-2272?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13025379 [23:05] people revertingeach others commits rather than discuss things like adults... [23:06] messy [23:08] that looks like a lot of hot air in a short amount of time [23:08] they should use debian's old way of calming flamewars - have the mail queue get so large trying to send out all the messages that it'd take an hour or more for messages to get through [23:11] i suspect that a fork is in the offing, which is the real solution. [23:16] forks can potentiially be pretty detrimental [23:19] in the short term yes, but they can also be pretty good, look at the gcc one, for example [23:20] there are other cases where a project has forked & both the original & the fork have effectively died out [23:20] but that could just be a sign of a sick project to start with [23:24] mornin [23:32] Ther's always some community or other having a meltdown [23:34] if you could just get rid of the people, it'd all go much smoother [23:34] Indeed