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Re: [udig-dev] initial code check-in

I did add myself to this.  Thanks Andrea.
Emily

On 10/01/2015 11:27 PM, andrea antonello wrote:
Ok, since people are coming in late and also ask for time changes, I
now created a doodle to handle this.
I also changed the meeting day to postpone the whole thing.

Proposals are here:
http://doodle.com/xwtt6a92vxzdd95d

If you need different timeslots to be added, please speak now and I
will add them.

Please consider seriously to participate to this meeting, I think it
is an important one for the future of uDig.

All the best,
Andrea


On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 4:54 AM, Jody Garnett <jody.garnett@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I would be happy to meet next week (although that time is 2 hours to early
for me).

I am considering going to the osgeo sprint (early feb) to work on uDig. I
had originally intended to work with the GeoServer team but the date is too
close to foss4g-na.  If I can arrange to go I would be focused on incubation
with an eye towards steps 2-4 on location tech repo.

Aside: thus far GeoTools 11.2 is going through Eclipse IP is reasonable
fashion (much to my surprise). I had expected to need to patch an issue or
two before it would be accepted.
--
Jody
--
Jody

--
Jody Garnett

On 7 January 2015 at 11:34, Frank Gasdorf <fgdrf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Andrea, All,

At the moment of writing we have the following situation:

master branch is prepared for release with 3rd-party dependencies

eclipse Indigo (3.7.2)
geotools 11.2
geoscript 1.3.1

luna-support branch:

eclipse luna (4.4.1)
geotools 9.0-M0
geoscript 1.1-M0

next steps from my point of view:

final 2.0.0 Release from master branch - the last Indigo based release
in parallel update (rebase) luna-support branch to latest state of master.
merge changes back to master branch and finally
create a - lets say 3.0.0 - release based on Luna (with gt 11.2 and
geoscript 1.3.1)

While writing these lines I noticed that we lost gdal support because
imageio-ext has bindings for 1.9.2 while we currently provide JRE's with
gdal 1.7.3. So this may be a task prior 2.0.0 Release.

The follow-up question is, do we provide OpenJDK JRE's or do we use Oracle
JRE's. In addition, since Java 1.6. is discontinued its worth to think about
at JRE 1.7

After that I would suggest to move to locationtech github repository for
master.

Thank you Andrea for providing the proposed IRC meetup. I guess I can make
it but would prefer an hour earlier

Hope my wrap up makes sense to you.

All the best in 2015

- Frank



2015-01-07 14:06 GMT+01:00 andrea antonello <andrea.antonello@xxxxxxxxx>:

Hi Ludwig, and maybe first of all the Project Steering Committee,
I think this is finally important.

Our Company probably had mail loss in December, as i did not get any
updates…

Any updates on uDig going the luna way?

Is there a build available that I can test for linux or/and windows? I
am not able to create a build right now, but I can sure test it in
complex situations and make sure to give feedback.

We are waiting hard for a solution/working luna merge,

which i can start working with as this is why my company paid Tom
Schindl to
do the E4 move for us/you.

may I suggest an IRC meeting in the next week please?

I would really like to know where we stand as community and what
resources there are for uDig.
It is important that we give a clear message to companies that approach
uDig.

I already had to watch a large company base a lot of good work and
possible contributions (and bugfixes) on the previous version of uDig.
And those changes will never get into the core.

I don't want to be pessimistic, but if uDig has no resources to finish
the locationtech migration or support contributions, we should make
this very clear.

I really want to make a clear point about the uDig status in an IRC
meeting next week.

My initial proposal is:

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meetingdetails.html?year=2015&month=1&day=14&hour=12&min=0&sec=0&p1=2080

I suggest anyone interested to participate and to contribute to an
agenda.

All the best,
Andrea








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Von: udig-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:udig-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Frank Gasdorf
Gesendet: Dienstag, 25. November 2014 20:11
An: Jody Garnett
Cc: uDig project developer discussion
Betreff: Re: [udig-dev] initial code check-in



Jody, All,



the repository has been created (see
https://locationtech.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=34) and at the moment you
are
the only one who can work with since you provided a github id already.



For all others, please follow bug-description to add your github-id
(NOTE:
you have to enter old/new passwords to get it in)



I added my id recently but haven't got an invitation mail from github.



Whats the current state of the repository?

* at master we are right on track with geotools 11.2 / geoscript 1.3.1
/
imageio-ext 1.1.10 / jaitools 1.3.1

* on luna-branch we have Eclipse E4-Support but still on geotools
9.0-M0 /
geoscript 1.1-M0 / imageio-ext 1.1.5 / jaitools 1.3.0



I would suggest:

* to contribute master at the moment only --> we still have full
feature
support

* create an other branch E4-upgrade from there and merge udig-platform
luna-support branch into it

* future work is taking place in locationtech/udig repo

* focus on reactivating/refactoring unit tests we can run later on for
E4
migration



Would you prefer to merge it in udig/udig-platform repository and have
a
"not really working state" on new master branch?



What do you think?



Cheers



2014-11-18 1:43 GMT+01:00 Jody Garnett <jody.garnett@xxxxxxxxx>:

We should actually chat about it with Wayne - who is our mentor :)
Although
I am sure Andrew is friendly as well. The other thing to chat about, is
how
to "stitch together" git history locally - for any developers who are
interested.



This was answered today on the geogig email list:



David Winslow wrote:

Actually git does have a tool for this scenario.  The command is 'git
rebase
--onto locationtech/master boundless/master feature_branch" which
essentially takes all the changes on feature_branch that are not on
boundless/master and cherry-picks them onto locationtech/master'.  See
http://git-scm.com/docs/git-rebase and search for the text '--onto' for
a
more verbose description.




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