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Re: [eclipse.org-architecture-council] Future of the Automated Error Reporter Infrastructure (AERI)
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what relative priority (low/medium/high) do you put it relative to other
services that the Eclipse IT team provides/could provide?Low.DaniFrom:
Wayne
Beaton <wayne.beaton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>To:
"eclipse.org-architecture-council"
<eclipse.org-architecture-council@xxxxxxxxxxx>Date:
17.09.2019
19:54Subject:
[EXTERNAL]
[eclipse.org-architecture-council] Future of the Automated Error
Reporter Infrastructure (AERI)Sent
by: eclipse.org-architecture-council-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
Greetings Architecture Council.I assume that many of you are familiar
with the Automated Error Reporting Infrastructure (AERI). AERI manifests
as plug-ins for the Eclipse Platform and a server portion that runs on
a vserver. Both of these components have been run and supported by the
Eclipse Code Recommenders project.By way of background, Eclipse Code Recommenders
dropped out of the Simultaneous Release following the December 2018 release
and has since moved into a state where it has no active committers. I've
slated it for a termination review on October 2/2019.Note that the vserver that runs the AERI
server was shut down a few days ago. Since the plug-in have not been part
of the simultaneous release since 2019-03, recent packages are unaffected.
AFAICT, older versions of the packages that do include the error reporter
plug-ins seem--to in the very limited testing that I've done--fail gracefully.The question, then, is what do we do
now?Do you feel that AERI provides a valuable
service that we should collectively invest in?If yes, where is the right home for the
AERI Eclipse Platform plug-ins (i.e., what other Eclipse project; volunteers
only, please)?I believe that the right thing to do
would be to have the Eclipse IT team take over responsibility for the server.
This will require time and energy that could not be used on other efforts.
If you feel that AERI is valuable, at what relative priority (low/medium/high)
do you put it relative to other services that the Eclipse IT team provides/could
provide? Are there other options? Thanks for your input,Wayne
-- Wayne
Beaton
Director
of Open Source Projects | Eclipse
Foundation, Inc.
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