[VOTE] Move openjpa mojo to graveyard

[Anders Hammar]

Hi,

Couldn't find any documented process for this, but I assume a vote is in order.

I'd like to formally move the openjpa mojo to the graveyard. There hasn't been any release since 2010 and it looks like it wasn't moved to github. However, currently it is listed on our plugins page as a production plugin.
The Apache openjpa project has it's own plugin which seems to be maintained (latest release January 2017).

[ ] +1
[ ] +0
[ ] -1

The vote is open for 72 hours. I want at least one other dev second this to proceed. Please addreasoning to any -1. Also, IMHO a -1 implies that we should set up a github repo with the source.

/Anders

[rfsc...@apache.org]

+1,

Mark Struberg just confimed to me that the plugin is indeed maintained by the openjpa project.

It makes sense to move it to the graveyard and refer to the new plugin.

Robert

Op donderdag 7 september 2017 09:08:13 UTC+2 schreef Anders Hammar:

[Baptiste Mathus]

+1

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[Anders Hammar]

My +1

/Anders

[Anders Hammar]

+1: Robert Scholte, Baptiste Mathus, Anders Hammar

I'll proceed with the graveyard work. It looks like we didn't migrate the source repo so I'll just update the plugins listing with this info.