I agree with re-licensing of anything I've submitted.
I hope I'll have again enough time to contribute, so you can list me in the
proposal too.
+1 for the re-licensing/refactoring tasks.
Martin
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mark Phippard [mailto:markp@softlanding.com]
> Sent: Friday, June 30, 2006 6:41 PM
> To: dev@subclipse.tigris.org
> Subject: [Subclipse-dev] Submitting Subclipse as project to Eclipse.org
>
> I have had a lot of off-line conversations with Brock and a few others
> about submitting a proposal to Eclipse to create an SVN Team Provider
> based on Subclipse. At the time, I was not sure if I was going to be
> able
> to devote the time required to create the proposal and lead the effort
> and
> no one else has come forward to do so. Things have changed for the
> better
> for me, so I can now safely do this and would like to.
>
> I think one of the strengths of Subclipse is our community and the
> diverse
> group of individuals that have made contributions. Subclipse is not
> the
> result of the effort of one person or one company. I would like to
> continue this tradition as we begin this process and do everything out
> in
> the open. When I have the proposal to a good enough stage to call it a
> rough draft I will commit it into our repository and post the URL and
> checkout information to this list. That way it will be easier to work
> on
> this proposal in a collaborative manner.
>
> In the meantime it would be useful to know who would like to
> participate
> in this project and be listed in the proposal? Myself, and some of my
> coworkers that have contributed behind the scenes will be listed.
> Brock
> has agreed to be listed. What about others? Martin, Eugene, Johan,
> others? This would be a good time for all with interest to come
> forward.
>
> Another issue is going to be the license. We will need to get approval
> from everyone that has contributed code to have their code re-licensed
> under the EPL. The EPL is virtually identical to the CPL license we
> use
> for Subclipse, and is very similar in intent to the Apache license we
> use
> in svnClientAdapter. So I am not anticipating any difficulties in this
> area. If you have contributed code to this project, it would be
> helpful
> if you send an email to the list stating your
> approval/disapproval/concerns about this. The mailing list can then
> serve
> as a record of your intent.
>
> Aside from all of this, I will also be interested in your comments
> about
> this. I know a lot of people will be in favor of it, but if you have
> concerns, please share them. Subclipse has become very stable and I
> think
> the list of things we need or would like to do has become small and
> manageable enough that this is the right time to do this. I did not
> want
> to do this before we got past the 1.0 stage because I did not want to
> divert that process. We have now given our users a stable and
> feature-rich release, and are close to releasing a second major release
> aimed at Eclipse 3.2. So this is probably a point in time where we can
> afford to spend refactoring package and class names and dealing with
> license issues.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mark
>
>
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