| RE: [dsdp-dd-dev] DD Toronto Meeting Follow-up |
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For those of us that already have committer privileges on other projects, do we have to fill it out again? My understanding is that all you need to do for us is to add the appropriate group permissions to our accounts.
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Chris Recoskie Software Designer Texas Instruments, Toronto http://eclipse.org/cdt
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dsdp-dd-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dsdp-dd-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Gaff, Doug
Hello all,
The committer request form has been filled out for all of you except Ken Ryall. Ken, I have a mac.com address for you. Would you like to use this or a nokia address?
Everyone should fill out the appropriate forms in Step 4 here: http://www.eclipse.org/legal/newcommitter.php. For those of you with membership agreements in place, you will only need to fill out the appropriate online “Committer Questionnaire” (no work needed from your legal department). Folks with an * next to their name also need to fill out membership agreements (your legal department will be involved).
Finally, there is a bandwidth/staffing issue at the Eclipse Foundation right now that will delay the committer provisioning up to a couple of weeks. Please try to organize your initial meetings as soon as possible, and please keep all communications public on the dsdp-dd-dev mailing list.
Thanks, Doug
Ted Williams – Wind River Pawel Piech – Wind River Paul Gingrich – TI Chris Recoskie – TI Samantha Chan – IBM Darin Wright – IBM Pete Nichols – IBM Aaron Spear – Mentor Ken Ryall – Nokia – need email address *Kirk Beitz – Freescale *Ewa Matejska – PalmSource
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dsdp-dd-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dsdp-dd-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Gaff, Doug
Hi folks,
Thanks for a great meeting in Toronto two weeks ago. It’s nice to see things coming together and to see folks stepping up for work. The main next step for everyone is to kick off discussions on the technology subgroups.
See many of you at EclipseCon,
Doug
Minutes and Action Items
Minutes are posted:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/DSDP/DD/Face-to-face_Toronto_22-Feb-2006
Committers
Here is the initial committer list, which has been approved by the DSDP PMC. From here on, all new committer must be voted on by the existing committer community. Folks with an * next to their name need to let me know when their membership agreements are in place before I can provide commit rights. For everyone else, you should expect your committer account to be created in the next few days.
Doug Gaff – Wind River Ted Williams – Wind River Pawel Piech – Wind River Paul Gingrich – TI Chris Recoskie – TI Samantha Chan – IBM Darin Wright – IBM Pete Nichols – IBM Aaron Spear – Mentor Ken Ryall – Nokia Kirk Beitz – Freescale Ewa Matejska – PalmSource
And as I’ve said several times now, commit rights come with a lot of responsibility on IP due diligence. Prior to commits to CVS, it would be good to notify the group what you plan to check-in, so we can collectively learn about when IP due diligence is required.
Technology Subgroups
Wiki sandboxes for the technology subgroups are linked off of the main DD page:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/DSDP/DD
From the meeting, here’s how we agreed to proceed on the sub-groups:
· Leader drives discussions and prototyping on their technology. Leader initiates conference calls, starts a wiki page, collects requirements, and investigates/delegates prototyping. Leader is responsible for making sure the discussion is progressing. Leaders have commit rights to DD. · Team members help provide requirements and help prototype. · All communications should happen on dsdp-dd-dev mailing list for visibility. · By next meeting: Lead should have requirements at minimum, but should also have some prototyping if possible, since having something to look at will generate better feedback.
Below are some open questions. Thoughts?
1. Should we create Bugzilla components for each technology subgroup? 2. How should we setup the sandboxes in the CVS repository?
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