There is no requirement for the category name to match the top-level
project name. Further, there is no requirement to categorize
components under a top-level project-specific category.
If a different name makes sense, start a discussion on
cross-project-issues-dev and just change it.
Even better.... if the components fit better under another category,
put them there.
FWIW, I have an action item with the planning council to suggest new
categorization for Mars.
My work in progress is here:
https://wiki.eclipse.org/SimRel/Feature_Categories
Note that I'm getting some reasonable push-back on my line of
thinking regarding feature names.
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=457287
Wayne
On 19/02/15 09:34 AM, Bob Brodt wrote:
Is there a possibility that this name change will be
complete before the Mars release? If so, we should probably
also change the category name for installable plugins from
"SOA Development" to "BPM Development" in time for Mars.
Bob
This
is--strictly speaking--a change in the project charter, so
we'll need board approval.
Mike, will this require a presentation of some kind for the
board?
If the PMC can provide me with a concise description of why
we're making this change (e.g. a single paragraph), I can use
that for the restructuring review. We'll need to get board
approval before we run the review.
What changes?
* Bugzilla Classification
* Project ids in the database and in IPZilla (e.g.
soa.stardust becomes bpm.stardust).
I think that's it. All SOA projects, AFAIK, use the flat
project layout, so downloads, builds, source repositories,
etc. shouldn't be affected. Am I missing anything important?
You'll need to socialize this with projects. The impact will
be minor, but they should still know what's happening.
I'll open some bugs to track this (so nothing falls between
the cracks). Any objection?
Wayne
On 18/02/15 03:01 PM, Ian
Skerrett wrote:
I am fine
with this name. I guess the next step is to work with Wayne
on officially changing the name.
Mike,
Correct. We
made a couple of suggestions before suggesting BPM.
And the suggested name now would be
Business
Process Management Top Level Project
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As I recall the previous conversation we got hung up
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