| Re: [alf-dev] Question for ALF Team |
Mark,
It seems very sensible to list ALF as an intererted party, at the very least.
BTW, I saw an announcement from eclipse on a proposed plug-in project for SVN - is that the identical effort you reference?
Brian
Brian Carroll
Serena, Inc.
bcarroll@xxxxxxxxxx
Typed on a Blackberry so please forgive typos
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From: alf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx <alf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: ALF Developer Mailing List <alf-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wed Jul 05 09:58:29 2006
Subject: [alf-dev] Question for ALF Team
I am in the process of working up a project proposal to add a Subversion
Team Provider plug-in to Eclipse. This will be based on the Subclipse
code base, of which I am the project lead. Subclipse provides an API
layer for working with Subversion repositories. I used this layer for the
Subversion ALF service I provided to the POC, and I planned on using it
for the final version that I contribute to ALF.
Anyway, because I plan to use this API in the Subversion ALF service, I
would like to list the ALF Project as being an "Interested Party" to this
proposal. Does anyone have any objections to this?
You can view a draft of the proposal on-line here:
http://subclipse.tigris.org/proposal/index.html
As it says in the proposal itself, the Subclipse team is developing this
proposal as a group effort via our mailing list and repository. So the
draft at the above URL will change every time we check-in a change. Just
an fyi if you are wondering.
Thanks
Mark
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