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[ptp-dev] Questions on 6.0.0 features

We're updating the Fedora Eclipse PTP package to 6.0.0 and I have some questions/notes about some of the new features:

> ./releng/org.eclipse.ptp.cdt.compilers-feature/feature.xml

It doesn't look like anything else builds or requires this, so I added it as a new sub-package.

< ./releng/org.eclipse.ptp.master/feature.xml

Looks like this went away. I never built it, so it's not a big deal for me. I'm still keeping a -master package that brings in all of the ptp sub-packages.

> ./releng/org.eclipse.ptp.pldt.openacc-feature/feature.xml

It doesn't look like anything else builds or requires this, so I added it as a new sub-package.

> ./releng/org.eclipse.ptp.rdt.editor-feature/feature.xml

This is built by and included in the rdt feature.

> ./releng/org.eclipse.ptp.rdt.sdk-feature/feature.xml

It doesn't look like anything else builds or requires this, so I added it as a new sub-package.

> ./releng/org.eclipse.ptp.rdt.xlc.sdk-feature/feature.xml

It doesn't look like anything else builds or requires this, so I added it as a new sub-package.

> ./releng/org.eclipse.ptp.rm.ibm.bluegene-feature/feature.xml

There are already a number of rm.ibm.* features in the main ptp feature, but this is not being built or included there. Is that intentional? Does it make more sense as it's own sub-package?

> ./releng/org.eclipse.ptp.rm.jaxb.openmpi-feature/feature.xml

Built and included in ptp feature.

> ./releng/org.eclipse.ptp.rm.lsf-feature/feature.xml

It doesn't look like anything else builds or requires this, so I added it as a new sub-package.


Does that seem reasonable? I guess ibm.bluegene was the only real questionable one.

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