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The Eclipse Foundation Is Your Destination For Commercial-Friendly Open Source Projects
The Eclipse Foundation provides key services to support and grow open source projects, while leaving your organization’s developers free to focus on writing code. Our focus is on enabling commercial ecosystems around open source technology. The Foundation does this by providing processes and practices that maximize opportunities to work in a truly open and transparent manner, and minimize the risks associated with copyright and licensing. Continue reading
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Dogfooding the Eclipse Dash License Tool
There’s background information about this post in my previous post. I’ve been using the Eclipse Dash License Tool on itself. $ mvn dependency:list | grep -Poh “\S+:(system|provided|compile)$” | java -jar licenses.jar – Querying Eclipse Foundation for license data for 7 … Continue reading
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Updates to the Eclipse IP Due Diligence Process
In October 2019, The Eclipse Foundation’s Board of Directors approved an update to the IP Policy that introduces several significant changes in our IP due diligence process. I’ve just pushed out an update to the Intellectual Property section in the … Continue reading
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Revising the Eclipse IP Due Diligence Process for Third Party Content
The Eclipse Foundation’s board of directors approved an update to the Eclipse Foundation’s Intellectual Property (IP) Policy in October 2019. With help from some of our open source project teams and the Eclipse Architecture Council, we’ve been defining, refining, and … Continue reading
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Becoming an Eclipse Committer
Committers are the developers who hold the keys for an open source project. They are the ones who get to push code directly to source code repositories, configure build servers, push the output of builds to the download server, and … Continue reading
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Git Contribution Activity Charts for Eclipse Projects
This post is brought to you today by the Eclipse EGit™ Project. Eclipse EGit is the Eclipse open source project that provides Git integration for the Eclipse Platform. On Eclipse open source project pages (which we often refer to as … Continue reading
Posted in EDP, Project Management, Uncategorized
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Specification Project Committer Agreements
We identified a hole in our committer agreement process that excluded individuals with a certain employment status from participating in Eclipse Foundation open source specification projects operating under the Eclipse Foundation Specification Process (EFSP). I’ll start by saying that you … Continue reading
Posted in EDP, EFSP, Intellectual Property
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Organizing Your Eclipse Foundation Open Source Project Team
Other than defining committers and project leads, the EDP says nothing about how teams organize. We expect that project teams sort this out for themselves. Continue reading
Yearly Release Reviews for Eclipse Projects
One of the key roles of he Eclipse Architecture Council is to maintain the Eclipse Development Process (EDP). Maintenance usually takes the form of an update every year or so. Updates to the EDP are approved by the Eclipse Board … Continue reading
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Eclipse Committer and Contributor Paperwork
The Eclipse Foundation has several agreements that we use to ensure that contributors understand the terms by which they make their contributions and, especially, to give them an opportunity to assert that they have the necessary rights to make those … Continue reading
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Eclipse Hints, Tips, and Random Musings 