We're working through the many IP Logs that have already been
submitted. I haven't yet had an opportunity to take stock of what's
missing; if you haven't yet submitted your Mars IP Log for review,
please do so ASAP.
Also, please complete your review materials and get PMC approval by
June 3rd.
I'm using Bug 465718 as the master tracking bug for Mars. I'm
creating blockers for each participating project as you make contact
with me either by direct email to emo@xxxxxxxxxxx or by submitting
an IP Log for review.
Note that you should think of the IP Log review as a checkpoint
rather than an absolute record of everything that is in the
associated release. You can, for example, continue to accept
contributions after submitting the log. Please continue to accept
contributions after you submit the IP Log.
Please do make sure that your IP record keeping is always current.
This should be easy for contributions received via Git. Similarly,
please ensure that your project team is following the process with
regard to third-party libraries (e.g. wait for approval before
distributing any libraries), so that that record keeping is also
always up to date.
Please keep in mind that approval of third-party libraries is
version specific. If you up-rev a third-party library, you probably
need a new CQ. My review process--before handing an IP Log over to
the IP team--is confirm that your project downloads matches the CQ
record. I'll ask you for help if I can't match a third-party
artefact to a CQ.
Thanks, and happy releasing!
Wayne
[1] https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=465718
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Wayne Beaton
@waynebeaton
The Eclipse Foundation
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