Hi Wayne,
Could you summarize the Subversion SVN Team Provider situation?
I looked through my email logs and only found this, but I have a
vague recollection of there being more about the topic.
On 12/15, Wayne wrote:
The Eclipse Subversive team has indicated that they
can no longer support the project, so we're going to have to
sort out what (if anything) to do about that.
My guess is that if Eclipse Subversion SVN Team Provider is not
part of the Photon build, then to install this, users would need
to select a repository other than the Photon repository (when it
is available). I suppose they could try the Oxygen repository,
which might work.
It seems to me that unless someone steps up to support the SVN
project, then the SVN plugin will no longer be a part of Photon
and later releases of Eclipse.
Does the above seem to be correct?
Thanks,
_Christopher
On 1/25/18 7:40 AM, Wayne Beaton wrote:
Greetings folks.
It's crunch time. At EOB tomorrow (Friday), we're going to
disable the aggregation files for those projects that have not
opted into Photon.
Specifically, we're going to disable:
- Eclipse EGerrit
- Eclipse Sphinx
- Eclipse Target Management
- Eclipse Orion
- Eclipse Subversive SVN Team Provider
They will no longer be part of builds, starting on
Monday.
I believe that this will impact some package maintainers.
Please be ready to update your package definitions.
Wayne
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