Re: [cosmos-dev] Some code that should have been archived?

[David Whiteman <David_Whiteman@xxxxxxxxxx>]

We can do that if if that is what is
agreed to (is that a call Mark needs to make, or a vote among team leads?).
 I am unable to move projects around in CVS - Saurabh will have to
do that.  Once he moves those two projects over to Archive, then I
can delete the Archive folder from HEAD and Cosmos 1.0 streams (and of
course you could retrieve those if you needed to).

David
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From:	Ruth Lee <ruthdaly@xxxxxxxxxx>
To:	Cosmos Dev <cosmos-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:	11/03/2008 09:27 AM
Subject:	Re: [cosmos-dev] Some code that should have been archived?

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Hi David, 

Can we move the two ME projects, and then delete the Archive folder? Like
you said, we can recover the Archive folder if we need to.

Thanks, 
Ruth. 


Ruth Lee
IBM Toronto Lab
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Removed completely from CVS, or just archived?  We have a lot of code
in 
an archive folder that likely does not comply with our IP approvals.  So
I think we have 2 options here:

* Move the two ME projects to the Archive folder
* Delete the two ME projects and the entire Archive folder from CVS 
(they can still be recovered if necessary, right?)

David

Ruth Lee wrote:
>
> Hi David,
>
> If 3rd party code is in our CVS, that is a form of redistribution
and 
> we must have Eclipse Legal approval for it. If we do not have legal
> approval for it, the 3rd party code must be removed from our CVS.
>
> If this is COSMOS code that references 3rd party code, we would still
> have a CQ open for it, I would think? Are any of our obsolete CQs
> requesting permission for WSDM? http://www.eclipse.org/cosmos/legal
Or 
> is this something that fell through the cracks?
>
> Thanks,
> Ruth.
>
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> Ruth Lee
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> Ruth Lee wrote:
> >
> > Hi folks,
> >
> > It looks like some WSDM code is still in COSMOS 1.0 but I believe
that
> > it should have been archived? Can we archive these two plug-ins
or are
> > they active? If they need to remain active then I need someone
to
> > check the code to see if it has any 3rd party code to find out
if our
> > IP log needs to be corrected and resubmitted to Eclipse Legal
for
> > re-approval.
> >
> > Plugins:
> > org.eclipse.cosmos.me.management.common
> > org.eclipse.cosmos.me.management.wsdm
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ruth.
> What I know... these are not active in that they are not included
in any
> of our downloads, nor are they referenced by any of our 1.0 CMDBf
> functionality.  Also, as the name suggests by the 2nd plugin/project,
> there is code that references WSDM there.  The question is whether
it's
> enough that this code is not in our download zips, or if the presence
of
> it in our repository outside of the Archive tree constitutes a violation
> of prereq approval.
>
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