[wtp-dev] JSON Editor contribution is approved

["Victor V. Rubezhny" <vrubezhny@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi All!

We've finally got the JSON Editor contribution approved, see:

BugZilla for the contribution:
- https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=471820 - [contribution] 
Eclipse WTP JSON Editor

CQs for the contribution and supplementary libraries & JSON schemas:
- http://dev.eclipse.org/ipzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=9924 - JSON Editor
- http://dev.eclipse.org/ipzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10061 - minimal-json 
Version: 0.9.4
- https://dev.eclipse.org/ipzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10236 - 
Use/redistribute JSON Schemas originally published at schemastore.org

We still have few minor issues to fix, but it wouldn't take too long to 
get the final commit ready:

- we have to fix the icons (we'll put en empty ones in order not to have 
licensing issues and open the new issue in order to contribute the icons);
- we have to remove some extra file (an old license file that is not 
valid anymore);
- we have to move into org.eclipse.wst.* namespace
- we have to setup a maven project configs for plug-ins and new features

During few discussions that took place during last few weeks we're all 
agreed to put this contribution into WTP SSE repository (correct me if 
I'm wrong), so given the fact of moving the repository into Gerrit and 
merging the webtools.sourceediting.tests repository into it, I have the 
following questions:

- Should we wait for the finish of Gerrit adoption process or we can 
attach the final patch for the issue (bug #471820) before we proceed 
with actual code pushing? And how the adoption goes for 
webtools.sourceediting? (IMHO, it's better to propose a change in Gerrit 
instead of just a text patch attachment for the contribution...)
- Should we wait for the webtools.sourceediting.tests to be finally 
merged into webtools.sourceediting repository? (As far as I understood, 
not only the tests are to be merged, but the overall maven project is to 
be fixed during the merge, so we have to use the latest projects 
configuration for the contribution.)
- Are we able to put JSON Editor plug-ins into 
webtools.sourceediting/bundles (without creating any extra folders)?
- Is it OK to use org.eclipse.wst.json.* namespace for JSON Editor 
plug-ins and features?

We still targeting the contribution for Neon Release.

Thanks in advance,
Victor Rubezhny,
JSDT


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