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RE: [eclipse-dev] Planning Meeting Notes - Jan 11, 2006


Thanks Tim.  I have been corresponding with David regarding this issue.

Kim




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RE: [eclipse-dev] Planning Meeting Notes - Jan 11, 2006





W.r.t. the Callisto update site question: At the recent Planning Council meeting in SF, David Williams volunteered to organize an update site for Callisto as a whole. However, I’m sure he would appreciate help as well as information about any limitations or known issues, such as those mentioned below. Thanks,
 
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[eclipse-dev] Planning Meeting Notes - Jan 11, 2006

 

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Discussion Topics

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Rel Eng.:

- Should our features be changed to point to a new update site?  

 Currently all features point to the http://update.eclipse.org/updates/3.0

 which is not useful.  We can't collocate 3.0, 3.1.x and 3.2 updates in the

 same site. Update does not provide a mechanism to install new a new

 startup.jar and eclipse executable.

 - https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=123165

- On a related note, what is the plan for the Callisto release with respect

 to update jars.  Currently, we copy update jars and update the site.xml

 for other projects that request to be included the platform update site.

 Is there going to be a master update site for Callisto or will there be a

 more distributed approach?

 - https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=109438


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Status

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Debug:

- bug triage and fixing

- M5 planning

- work on asynchronous tree viewer to leverage SWT.VIRTUAL tree support

- experimenting with toolbar in launch dialog tree viewer and filter

 support for launch configs and launch config types

- EclipseCon prep


JDT UI:

- refactorings:

 - working on new 'Introduce indirection' refactoring

 - made all JDT refactorings except reorg scripting aware; refactoring

   scripts can now be constructed from the Refactoring project property

   page and later be applied via Refactor -> Apply refactorings...

 - minor improvements in the JAR import wizard (new JAR file can be

   renamed to old name)

 - cleanup and documentation of refactoring history API

- JUnit:

 - worked on model support for JUnit

- search:

 - made Java and File search window working set aware

- bug fixes:

 - build path wizard

 - clean up wizard

 - visibility rewriting in refactoring

 - JAR Packager

 - search dialog pages, handling of 'Enclosing project' scope


Platform/JDT Text:

- 3.1.2 testing

- revisited document creation and setup

- enabled rulers for non-workspace files

- added basic support for @category tag

- moved content assist extension point entirely to JDT UI plug-in

 (API clean up)

- investigated performance impact of StyledText::setRedraw calls in the

 text viewers (bugs 117507 and 121049)

- finishing up UI part of the Revision information ruler (in progress,
 bug 114333)

- more API clean up in JavaContentAssistInvocationContext

- bug fixing

- bugzilla inbox tracking


Workspace:

- API for comparing URIs (URIUtil#equals)

- API to get a java.io.File from an IFileStore (IFileStore#toLocalFile)

- polishing support for linked resources at arbitrary depth

- support for projects with overlapping file system locations

- fixing problems with case sensitivity on Windows (43623, 119705, 122825)

- operation validation framework

- generic history view improvements

- CVS operations consult model providers to determine operation scope

- CVS work-in-progress update support is now enabled by default


Rel. Eng.:

- 3.1.2 end-game

- troubleshooting network issues in build lab blocking performance

 baseline reruns

- testing mechanism changes for bugs:  121882, 121883, 123111.  Aim to have

 in production by end of week


User Assistance:

- work continues on enhancing cheat sheets: scalability enhancements,

 saving state into a named file, opening cheat sheets from files

- command enhancements to support linkability all in HEAD thanks to good

 people from the UI team

- focus now on adding concrete commands to various plug-ins that do useful

 things

- adding linkability support in various places (active help, cheat sheets)

- work near completion on remote help (being able to point at the

 documentation installed remotely

- wrapping up the XHTML capability made available in M4

- new capabilities added to the Form widget (busy state animation,

 two-row header, parent background rendering)

- design work on creating generic Welcome implementation with dynamic

 positioning abilities and augmenting the intro framework to support this

- prototype implementation of the new generic Welcome


PDE:

- target management work is 90% in Tuesday build:

 - new target profile wizard to create workspace profiles

 - new extension point to register profiles

 - new editor to edit the profiles

 - profile switching on the target platform preference page

- XHTML conversion tool almost done and will be available for documentation

 work (allows quick conversion from existing Help documents from HTML to

 XHTML)

- plug-in export wizard enhanced to expose JNLP and JAR signing options


Platform UI:

- general:

 - trim dragging polish

 - tabbed property view

 - investigating splash treatments

 - bug triage

 - news group reading

 - prepare and give Eclipse Workbench Tutorial to test group of students

 - others away on vacation still

- builds:

 - testing 3.1.2

- commands:

 - bug fixing

- common navigator:

 - bug fixing

 - API cleanup

- problems view:

 - performance work

- RCP:

 - some investigations and discussions about window types

- tests:

 - splitting up performance and UI tests projects
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