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* John Imrie <j.imrie1@virginmedia.com> [2014-07-30T18:51:29] > Perhaps one way around this is to have a minimal core with well defined > bundles that distribution maintainers can pull in to make their particular > distribution > > If we put these bundles in the Bundle::CORE:: name space this shows that > what is in the bundle list is maintained by the core team and thus blessed > as an 'official' part of Perl, even though it might not be in your > particular Perl distribution. The "core team" is not a list of people who do some fixed set of work. It's post-facto determined by the people who are doing the work that goes into on perl5.git, pretty much. If things aren't maintained by the core team now, they won't start being maintained by the core team just because we put them in a list. Further, just because something is already in the core itself doesn't mean that it's getting any maintenance. I don't think this solves anything. -- rjbsThread Previous | Thread Next