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RE: [dsdp-tm-dev] Welcome Anna Dushistova as a new dsdp.tm Committer
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Welcome Anna!
I'm very glad to have you on the team!
As I have done with all other committers so far,
I'd like to have a personal talk with you on the
phone before you actually start any work committing
code to CVS. We can meet on Skype or on fixed phone
for that, please let me know when you are available.
As a project lead, I'm responsible for educating
you on the Eclipse IP/Legal process, as well as
your duties as a committer. Through your work as a
contributor for DSDP/TM I think you learned much
of this already. Still, please take some look at
the document links I have provided here.
This may seem a little process-heavy, but it's
designed to minimize conflict between companies
and individuals working on shared open source code.
If you have ANY questions, never hesitate to ask me,
or the DSDP PMC at mailto:dsdp-pmc@xxxxxxxxxxx --
we are here to help you!
So, here are the documents:
(1) The DSDP Charter
--------------------
The DSDP charter at
http://www.eclipse.org/dsdp/dsdp-charter.php
governs how our project operates. For most of the
stuff, it merely references the Eclipse standard
toplevel charter at
http://www.eclipse.org/projects/dev_process/Eclipse_Standard_TopLevel_Ch
arter_v1.0.php
Please read at least the section about Committers
there: voting, taking part on the mailing list
and the newsgroup.
(2) Committer Guidelines
------------------------
You are now a committer, so just like the process that
we put on your own contributions, you may now accept
contributions from others. Most of the process is
documented for our project on
http://www.eclipse.org/dsdp/tm/development/committer_howto.php
-- this is the essence in a short form of what the
original documents are about. For your reference, you
should have seen the origininal documents at least once:
the committer guidelines at
http://www.eclipse.org/legal/committerguidelines.php
tell us about the IP due diligence process. This must be
followed BEFORE any checkins to CVS. We - as committers -
are responsible for keeping the code base clean. This is
very important. See also the Eclipse IP Legal poster for
a graphical description of the process, at
http://www.eclipse.org/legal/EclipseLegalProcessPoster.pdf
There are more FAQs about legal stuff, licensing and the like on
http://www.eclipse.org/legal/
but it'll probably easier if you just ask me or the DSDP
PMC if there are any questions.
(3) Eclipse Development Process
-------------------------------
The Eclipse Development Process is more important to
know for me as a project lead, it specifies the phases
of our project and deliverables such as a project plan,
release review and others. It's a long read but also
interesting to look at once. Also note that several parts
Of the Process are currently being discussed and about
To be changed -- such as the possibility to have arbitrarily
deep subproject nexting. Anyways, what's probably more
helpful is the FAQs here:
http://www.eclipse.org/projects/dev_process/index.php
For final reference,
http://www.eclipse.org/projects/official-documents.php
give all the background information for how we work.
Note especially the Legal and Trademark sections. You
don't need to understand everything right away, but be
aware that regulations exist and you can ask me in case
anything is unclear.
For me, it's important that you don't only work on your
own but also feel confident accepting incoming patches
(from your coworkers or other sources). Keep in touch
with us and ask questions if in any doubt, especially
with the legal implications of accepting contributions
we must work with due diligence.
I guess you'll mostly work on your own RSETerminal code to
start with, but I've granted you full access to all of the
TM Repository since we've already seen that you work very
diligently. I'd appreciate if you also take part on the
mailto:dsdp-tm-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx mailing list and the
committer calls, as well as monitor the eclipse.dsdp.tm
newsgroup. You should also add yourself on the TM
Code Ownership table on the Wiki:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/DSDP/TM/Code_Ownership
Once that is done, I guess that your first
Action will be committing your own outstanding
Patches. Note that you'll need to create
Tm-log.csv entries for those, since you contributed
them before being a committer, as well as set the
"contributed" and "iplog+" bugzilla flags.
Thanks for joining, and I'm very much
Looking forward to working with you!
Cheers,
--
Martin Oberhuber, Senior Member of Technical Staff, Wind River
Target Management Project Lead, DSDP PMC Member
http://www.eclipse.org/dsdp/tm
> -----Original Message-----
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> dsdp.tm Committers,
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> Anna Dushistova
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>
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