EMO & YOU
summary
Eclipse Management Organization runs the project lifecycle via a public GitLab project-tracker for creations, reviews and provisioning, requires at least one annual progress/IP review, and enforces overdue reviews or archiving. IP handling moves to an IP lab that automates ~80% of IP reviews (replacing ipca) and relies on the Eclipse Dash license tool fed from Maven/Gradle/npm; integration into builds and SBOM generation is expected to become mandatory. Monthly office hours (second Thursday), committer training videos and a committer badge support adoption.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00EMO and Eclipse Foundation intro
- 1:49EMO team roles and support
- 3:13EMO services overview
- 5:45Eclipse Development Process
- 8:32Starting a project at Eclipse
- 12:28Project creation checklist
- 13:51Maintaining projects via reviews
- 15:37IP lab and Dash License Tool
- 18:07SBOM and future requirements
- 20:11Committer feedback and initiatives
- 22:21Final thoughts and next steps
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