Development Process 101
summary
Explains the Eclipse Development Process step by step and how to create and incubate a project using GitLab and GitHub, PMI pages and GitLab tickets, with required committer paperwork and IP due diligence in place. Community review runs for two-week community review then a one-week creation review, projects typically list more than two committers, contributors must sign an ECA required, and approved projects get a year of unrestricted releases while IP checks continue.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:32An Eclipse Project...
- 2:35Eclipse Foundation Development Process (EDP)
- 3:15Open Source Rules of Engagement
- 4:19Vendor Neutrality
- 7:51Project Phases
- 11:43Proposal phase
- 12:49Community and Creation review
- 13:39GitLab issues for tracking Project Creation
- 18:17Specification project at the EF
- 20:23Eclipse Contributor Agreement
- 21:19Committer elections
- 22:38Development Cycle
- 23:36Releases (Specifications)
- 24:31Progress & Release Reviews
- 30:02Final thoughts...
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