| Re: [cross-project-issues-dev] 2022-09 Participation |
AFAICT these are not disabled.
> Eclipse PDT's aggrcon is disabled> Eclipse DLTK's aggrcon is disabled.AFAICT these are not disabled. They have features within them disabled related to Mylyn though. I initially only disabled Mylyn in the hope someone may enable them again soon.DLTK does look inconsistent. What is contributed is a 6.2m3 p2 URL, but the current release is 6.1 in PMI. I leave the discussion on termination/etc to the Technology PMC as Alex had suggested. If DLTK goes, I think PDT does too as PDT depends on DLTK.Jonah_______________________________________________On Tue, 30 Aug 2022 at 23:27, Wayne Beaton <wayne.beaton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:_______________________________________________Greetings folks!I've assembled my first pass at the Eclipse IDE 2022-09 participation page.Please have a look to ensure that I've captured the release version of your project correctly. If you're contributing a new release, please be sure to create the release record.You may notice that Maven Integration for Web Tools Platform is dropped from the project list. That project was terminated and its resources were merged into Maven Integration.Some anomalies that I've noticed:
- The Eclipse Platform release record has not been created yet;
- Eclipse ACTF's aggrcon is disabled;
- Eclipse PDT's aggrcon is disabled; and
- Eclipse DLTK's aggrcon is disabled.
Can a committer from Eclipse Platform please create the release record?Regarding the disabled contributions... Can a representative from the corresponding project committers please let us know if you are engaged working on getting these contributions back into an enabled state?If your project is contributing a new major or minor release to 2022-09 and you haven't engaged in a release or progress review in the year leading up to your release date, please engage with the EMO ASAP.Remember that, regardless of whether or not a review is required, any intellectual property included in any release must be fully vetted. If you have not already done so, I recommend that you check out the Eclipse Dash License Tool to identify any gaps in the vetting of your third-party dependencies; look especially at the Automatic IP Team Review Requests feature.Thanks,Wayne--Wayne Beaton
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