Ed,
Thank you for offering to wait just a little longer for this
process to arrive at an agreeable conclusion. I concur that we need to identify
a new component lead for MDT OCL as soon as possible; as I stated in my last
email, my personal preference would be for one of the proposed new committers
to step up and take this position. But, I hereby defer to your better judgment in
identifying appropriate long-term leader, as it’s clear that such would be
better for the community than an interim one (indeed, I am here to provide the
new component lead, whomever it is, with any necessary guidance and assistance).
I would suggest, however, that the committers whom I proposed, and Christian
endorsed, be asked for their input, as I believe that they have, at the very
least, earned that right.
Cheers,
Kenn
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To: PMC members mailing list
Cc: MDT OCL mailing list
Subject: Re: [modeling-pmc] Transition Plan for MDT
OCLandEMF"QTV"Components?
Kenn,
In my opinion, it's in the best interest of the OCL project and hence the
community to appoint as soon as possible an individual who is motivated and
skilled to act as a long term leader, and is in a sustainable position because
of the relatively secure financial backing of a commercial entity.
The best interests of the community are the basis for the principles of the
Eclipse development process and in my opinion supersede them when they are in
conflict. In the end, I expect to go forward with a list that includes a
long term leader; interim leaders won't cut it so please don't propose
that. I can certainly wait beyond this week for the discussions to ramp
down, but I must have a new list in place well before RC1 to ensure the
viability of the release train.
There have been so many notes, I'm not sure if anyone has suggested an other
leader yet. I'm also not sure if any of the people on the short list
would object to Freddy being the leader. Having Obeo, as a strategic developer
commercially committed to Eclipse success, backing this effort definitely would
give me significant confidence. I'd like to suggest we try to be a little
more pragmatic and a little less pedantic while remaining fair to all the
interested parties. After all deadbeats can be easily decommiterized, as
I've learned from personal experience with that process this week, so I'd be
inclined to include more people rather than less.
Cheers,
Ed
Kenn Hussey wrote:
Stephane,
Thank you for your interest in, and commitment to, the future
success of these components. I think we all wish there were more organizations
willing/able to invest similarly, especially during these economic times.
Please don’t confuse my desire to uphold the principles of the
Eclipse Development Process with an unwillingness to welcome investments in MDT
OCL. Indeed, the opportunity has always been, and will continue to be, there
for interested parties to take a more active role in developing and maintaining
MDT OCL – this is the way open source is supposed to work. Our task, as project
leads and PMC members, is to establish a set of replacement committers in a
timely manner to as to avoid interruption for the upcoming Galileo release. It
is my belief (and Christian’s, as well) that this should be possible with the
efforts of existing/past contributors to OCL, and if this happens not to be the
case, we will have to make alternative arrangements. So, again, I welcome your
participation (and that of IBM, and any other company that is interested) in
OCL, but I humbly request that you (or your employees) abide by the principles
that have made the Eclipse ecosystem such a vibrant and successful one – start
making contributions and seek to obtain committer rights via the committer
voting process.
I am concerned about having a component lead for MDT OCL that is
sufficiently knowledgeable of Eclipse infrastructure and processes to ensure a successful
Galileo release. If none of the proposed new committers feels they are up to
the task, I may consider seeking the assistance of another existing MDT
component lead to shepherd MDT OCL for the remainder of this release, at which
time I am hoping we will have found a suitable candidate. Does this make sense?
Cheers,
Kenn Hussey
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Hi all,
Now that we've reached a more quiet discussion, I would like to write a few
line to explain Obeo position in the current situation.
As everybody I guess, we were quite surprised to see that Christian was going
to leave us and we understood the message from Ed that the community should
step up and propose a new list of committers so that MDT-OCL can carry on
without going through a termination review, which would send a bad signal I
guess since there is quite a lot of interest around it.
As a company investing in components like Acceleo MTL, Papyrus, ATL..., MDT-OCL
has become very important to us so we made the decision that we would put some
money on the table to invest some time of our employees on it. In the same
time, we were very happy to see that other people were willing to invest also
on this component.
We have proposed Laurent Goubet as a committer since he is contributing to EMF
Compare and Acceleo MTL and I think that he is one of Obeo's best Eclipse
contributor. We also proposed Freddy Allilaire to lead because he also has some
experience as an Eclipse committer (M2M, GMT), also on OCL (but truly he has
never contributed anything to MDT-OCL) and because he has the time to do the
job. Now if anybody is ready to spend some time, energy and money to do a good
job as a leader, believe me that Obeo is more than happy to welcome it.
I am very sad that things have not turned out as well as for MDT-OCL transition
as they are for QTV right now, and in the current economic situation, I do not
understand why there is not more welcoming to people who want to invest on
MDT-OCL.
Anyway, talking for Obeo, we will agree with what our leaders will decide
(Kenn, Ed).
Stephane LACRAMPE
Eclipse board member
Obeo Director
Ed Merks a écrit :
Anthony,
Apology accepted. I'm quite sure you didn't intend to offend anyone and I
know all too well personally that emotions can get in the way of clear
_expression_. Don't worry about it.
Cheers,
Ed
Anthony Hunter wrote:
Hi Ed,
Last email, I will respect your decisions as PMC leads going forward.
I am obviously getting emotional over a framework that we have been building
since 2002, apologies if I offended.
Cheers...
Anthony
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Ed Merks ---03/18/2009 11:18:01 AM---Anthony, Comments
below.
Anthony,
Comments below.
Anthony Hunter wrote:
Kenn,
As I said below, we trusted Christian as an Ex-IBM employee to uphold the high
standards IBM brought to the project.
Somehow I get the sense that
there's been enough said and much of what's being said now digs a hole that
gets gradually deeper. I trust Christian as a brilliantly talented guy with
enough personal integrity for two human beings. None of that has anything to do
with IBM.
We
saw no need to bring in another IBM committer as we had trust in Christian as
the project lead with his historical connections to our team.
There's trust and then
there's long term sustainability. The free riders of the community are taking a
risk. Learn that lesson well.
It
is apparent that this was stupid and naive on our part.
To say trusting Christian was
stupid and naive is grossly insulting. I can only suggest you get someone to
read your notes before you post then to ensure they say what you intend rather
than coming across as unfortunate noise.
Since we have already revisited in yesterdays Modeling PMC call, I agree. As
lead you have made the decision and if IBM wants committers on the OCL project
we start out from ground zero.
I expect however that the same criteria be used with EMF "QTV".
You can expect the sun, the
moon, and the earth, but you're in no position to dictate terms. So be aware
that you're on extremely thin ice right now. I suggest you stop jumping up and
down on the ice to avoid the risk of falling through.
Cheers...
Anthony
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"Kenn Hussey" ---03/18/2009
10:37:47 AM---Anthony,
Anthony,
I (and others) appreciate the fact that IBM played a large role in creating
this component, but I have to agree (in part) with Ed Willink to the extent that,
if you were concerned about the stability of OCL, you could/should have taken
steps to become more involved a year ago. Ultimately, it is the responsibility
of committers to uphold the interests of the communities that they support, and
this includes the interests of IBM as an important vendor/consumer.
In the absence of well-defined guidelines for this kind of situation, I, as MDT
project lead, have chosen to select new committers for the OCL component based
on their interest in active participation AND the merit of their contributions
since the component has been at Eclipse (on the endorsement/recommendation of
Christian Damus, former component lead). If you have continued concerns that
this is not in the best interest of the communities served by the OCL
component, I would suggest we revisit the authority of my decision within the
Modeling PMC and/or consider an alternative approach to arriving at a suitable
list of committers (e.g. a Termination/Continuation Review).
Cheers,
Kenn Hussey
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From:
modeling-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:modeling-pmc-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Anthony
Hunter
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 9:00 PM
To: PMC members mailing list
Subject: RE: [modeling-pmc] Transition Plan for MDT OCLandEMF"QTV"Components?
Hi Kenn
IBM donated the OCL code to Eclipse when the modeling project was started
almost four years ago. The code itself evolved within IBM over a number of
years. I committed a change to a GMF file that was dated 2002 this afternoon,
so that gives you an idea on how old some of this IBM code at the modeling
projects is (you should know, you worked with us at IBM).
The omission of IBM and Ex-IBM employees on this list is not acceptable for our
team. The reason why none of my extended IBM modeling team is on the
contributor list is because over the last four years, anything OCL went to
Christian. Now we are going to get shutout of our own project?
I offered to take on commit rights on behalf of IBM and as the delegate for
IBM.
If you are saying no, then we are going to have to go back into the source code
and correct the project log.
You will find @author tags from
Chris McGee
Christian Vogt
Wayne Diu
One (or all) of these three will have to become committers again so that IBM
will have at least one committer on the project. I can dig into our Rational
ClearCase source code repository from 2003 and look for some more names of IBM
contributors if you want.
One committer from IBM on these projects is mandatory. We donated the code and
have maintained this project at Eclipse.org going on four years. These are also
the frameworks upon which our (and our partner's) commercial products are
based. We require a presence and require a veto vote when one of the new
committers breaks API, redoes the user interface or replaces the Eclipse
branding logos.
Cheers...
Anthony
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"Kenn Hussey" ---03/17/2009
07:55:03 PM---Folks,
Folks,
It has been brought to my attention that the information available at http://www.eclipse.org/projects/ip_log.php?projectid=modeling.mdt is
not as accurate/correct as I had originally assumed, and that a more accurate
source for information on contributions to the OCL component can be found in
CVS at http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/www/modeling/mdt/eclipse-project-ip-log.csv?root=Eclipse_Website&view=markup.
Apparently, Christian has been maintaining this record fastidiously, despite
the recent introduction of the automated IP tracker.
Based on this more accurate record, I’m afraid the list of new committers needs
to be reduced slightly:
Adolfo Sánchez-Barbudo Herrera (opencanarias.com)
Laurent Goubet (obeo.fr)
Edward Willink (willink.me.uk)
Aleksandr Igdalov (borland.com)
Sorry for any confusion.
Cheers,
Kenn Hussey
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From:
mdt-ocl.dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mdt-ocl.dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Kenn
Hussey
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 3:54 PM
To: MDT OCL mailing list; PMC members mailing list
Cc: Ed Merks
Subject: RE: [mdt-ocl.dev] RE: [modeling-pmc] Transition Plan for MDT
OCLandEMF"QTV"Components?
So, based on the discussion during the Modeling PMC call, we will appoint
(only) the individuals from the proposed list who have made prior contributions
to the OCL component. Based on the IP log at http://www.eclipse.org/projects/ip_log.php?projectid=modeling.mdt,
this would include the following individuals:
Adolfo Sánchez-Barbudo Herrera (opencanarias.com)
Laurent Goubet (obeo.fr)
Anthony Hunter (ca.ibm.com)
Edward Willink (willink.me.uk)
Aleksandr Igdalov (borland.com)
Is anyone (who has been a contributor) missing from this list? This new team
will have to decide amongst themselves who should be the new component lead…
Once that has been done (and we’ve confirmed that the list is complete), I’ll
forward the names to the EMO on behalf of the PMC.
Cheers,
Kenn Hussey
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From:
mdt-ocl.dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:mdt-ocl.dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Kenn
Hussey
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 9:30 AM
To: PMC members mailing list
Cc: MDT OCL mailing list; Ed Merks
Subject: [mdt-ocl.dev] RE: [modeling-pmc] Transition Plan for MDT OCL
andEMF"QTV"Components?
Team,
As lead of the MDT project, of which OCL is a component, I would like to stress
Rich’s point that this is not a “land grab”. As far as I understand things, if
we’re not going to hold a Termination Review, it’s up to the PMC (and me as
this component’s representative to the PMC) to appoint a new set of committers.
This set must be based on the principles of the Eclipse Development Process
(e.g. history of contributions), and the new team must agree with the current
scope of the OCL component. Should we wish to deviate from either of these, I
would suggest a Termination Review as a more appropriate course of action.
BTW, we will be discussing this at today’s Modeling PMC meeting, details of
which can be found at http://wiki.eclipse.org/Modeling_PMC_Meeting,_2009-03-17.
Cheers,
Kenn Hussey
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Gronback
Sent: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 9:11 AM
To: PMC members mailing list
Cc: Ed Merks
Subject: Re: [modeling-pmc] Transition Plan for MDT OCL and
EMF"QTV"Components?
Yes, of course. This underscores my point of assigning new committers based on
contribution; after all, it’s not a land grab ;)
With that, I’d be interested to know the level of effort each expects they will
be able to apply toward maintaining the component. I think we all agree
Christian has set a pretty high bar on what’s expected.
Thanks,
Rich
On 3/17/09 9:04 AM, "Adolfo Sánchez-Barbudo Herrera" <adolfosbh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Rich,
I think you could have a quick idea if you have a look to the IP Log for the
MDT project:
http://www.eclipse.org/projects/ip_log.php?projectid=modeling.mdt
Cheers,
Adolfo.
Richard Gronback escribió:
I suggest that each proposed committer present a list of contributions they
have made to MDT OCL, in order for each to be evaluated on the meritocratic
basis upon which Eclipse projects operate.
Thanks,
Rich
On 3/16/09 11:04 AM, "Freddy Allilaire" <freddy.allilaire@xxxxxxx> <mailto:freddy.allilaire@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Ed,
Here is the proposed set of committers for MDT/OCL subproject
lead : Freddy Allilaire
committers :
Anthony Hunter
Bernd Kolb
another SAP guy ;-)
Laurent Goubet
Bernd : we'll soon need the "SAP guy" name ;-)
Regards,
Freddy
Ed Merks a écrit :
Guys,
I've asked the EMO about how to handle this and they are fine if we
simply identify for each component a new set of committers. So I'll
expect to see a proposed set of committers, including a lead, for each
component *by the end of next week*, and then I'll go forward with
that list.
Cheers,
Ed
Anthony Hunter wrote:
So Christian, are you willing to baby sit the components on your own
time until a termination review?
Or would you rather vote in a some committers on each of these
components to take over next week, with the provision that things
could change based on the to be scheduled termination review?
Cheers...
Anthony
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Inactive hide details for "Christian W. Damus" ---03/12/2009 10:16:29
AM---Hi, Kenn, Thanks for your prompt input. That has be"Christian W.
Damus" ---03/12/2009 10:16:29 AM---Hi, Kenn, Thanks for your prompt
input. That has been my understanding, too.
From:
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To:
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Date:
03/12/2009 10:16 AM
Subject:
[modeling-pmc] Re: [emf-dev] Re: [mdt-ocl.dev] Transition Plan for
MDT OCL and EMF"QTV" Components?
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Hi, Kenn,
Thanks for your prompt input. That has been my understanding, too.
Perhaps the name of this review mechanism is problematic: it should
be called the
"Please-help-Eclipse-to-decide-what-to-do-with-this-project Review."
:-)
I shall work up some slides, then, for termination reviews of these
components and send them out for feed-back before asking the EMO to
schedule the reviews. These slides will make it clear that there is,
in my opinion, sufficient interest to re-boot these components with
new committers under new leadership and that this should be the
recommended course of action. As I understand it, the interested
parties will have an opportunity to collaborate on the new road-map,
committer team, and leadership for these components.
Thanks!
Christian
On 12-Mar-09, at 8:50 AM, Kenn Hussey wrote:
Christian,
The process for ³vaulting of individuals into committer
positions² IS the Termination Review, AFAIK. To be clear,
a Termination Review does not automatically mean the
project/component will be terminated/archived; it gives
the community the chance to step up and potentially do a
reboot. I don¹t think we can/should replace all of the
committers (only one in this case) with new ones via the
usual voting process unless we can justify the new
committers based on meritocracyŠ
Cheers,
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Subject:* [emf-dev] Re: [mdt-ocl.dev] Transition Plan for
MDT OCL and EMF"QTV" Components?
Hi,
Thanks to Anthony, Cédric, and Bernd for expressing
willingness to commit to the continued vitality of these
components! It's great to see such support.
Just to be clear, again: as I understand it, Termination
Review is the only process by which a project's committer
team might be changed /en masse/ on events such as this,
and the preferred outcome for all stakeholders is always
that the project continue under new leadership with a new
committer team.
If there is another mechanism available, or if the
Modeling PMC can direct a transition, please let me know!
I prefer a smooth transition of these components into
willing and capable hands. For example, if the PMC can
approve the vaulting of individuals into committer
positions that they would not, under normal
circumstances, yet have earned, then that works for me.
Kenn? Ed? What is your recommendation as PMC reps for the
projects involved?
Thanks,
Christian
On 11-Mar-09, at 5:30 PM, Christian W. Damus wrote:
Hello, my PMC,
As most of you already know, I have been unemployed for
some time now. That interval is now coming to an end, to
my great relief.
However, in my new employment, the job description does
not include time to spend on development of the Eclipse
Modeling components on which I am currently a committer.
Nor would I expect it to, as the work is quite removed
from the MDD sphere.
I would not be able to contribute as a committer on these
components to the standard expected of the Eclipse
community, and certainly not my own standard, on my own
personal time. Therefore, I shall need to relinquish my
committer rights on the MDT OCL component and the EMF
Query, Transaction, and Validation components as of next
week.
The problem is, of course, that I am the only committer
on these components. As I understand the Eclipse process,
a Project that finds itself without any committers
proceeds to Termination Review in the hope that the
project can be re-staffed. Is the same true of
Components? Can we assume that the rules of the new
process (in which these components that are still
Components would be Projects) should apply?
Please advise.
Thanks,
Christian
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