Also, the CI/CD still allows "people" and "processes" to break the build. Speaking of the devil, we have just merged a fix (like an hour ago) that Jason pushed after hours... https://gerrit.hyperledge

Dave (Mike and Hart), I am so glad this is being brought up again! While I have a lot to say about this, I would like to point out that even though the Fabric devs historically we're/are the heavier/h

In Prague for Ethereum's devcon4 too for a few days... Jonathan Levi HACERA

Luckily we have a Governing Board ;-) More seriously: Friends, if don't start playing nice(r) with each other, just as I discussed two years ago at the Members Summit - "Community Investment as a Stra

That would be great, Dan. Thank you. We are working with a few EEA member companies who also asked for clarifications. While some of us have been encouraging such cooperation for a long while, it will

Hi everybody, I received mine for the first time a bit over an hour ago. FWIW, Jonathan

Yes from me as well. -- Jonathan

Hi everybody, So given this: [A project’s maintainers] seeking to [affect] a [project’s] first major release (see semver) must seek approval [of] the TSC whether in Active or Incubation status [as def

+1 (along with some very minor suggestions - please feel free to accept or ignore, before everybody else replies here) Great work Arnaud and Tracy! Jonathan Levi Chief Sparkling Officer HACERA - Block

+1 Clearly an “epiphany" moment (even though it was not on Jan 6, if I recall…) — J

+2 (LGTM) Jonathan Levi

Hi Adrian, This has just got brought up in today’s call too, so let me respond here. Sorry you were not on the call last week, but, yes, along the lines of what Arnaud quoted below... …. here are the

Good morning, [Typing this quickly during the meeting] First, I would like to join Dan in appreciation of the effort and time spent on this (including the acceptance of the my suggestions to the docum

Indeed. I tried to quickly mention that at the end of the Linux Foundation webinar (the minute or so left in the end) when people asked us about channels and the performance. Kafka scales, no doubt. I

I also think that keeping it simple makes sense. Github is probably easier and indeed presents a much lower barrier to entry. FWIW, Jonathan Levi Chief Sparkling Officer HACERA - Blockchain with Confi

Exciting time on all fronts. Just quickly: will be happy to be a co-maintainer and to potentially contribute some code/examples along with some (painful == detailed) code reviews from time to time...

My two cents very quickly, I remember some of us saying during a few of the calls (informally:) “please note that if and when this project is accepted to Hyperledger, there will be a lot of work assoc

Ash, no worries - done. — J