[news.eclipse.simultaneous-release] Re: Subversive ready for Ganymede?

["Igor Vinnykov" <igor.vinnykov@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Erkki,

We work together with Eclipse Foundation to find a solution for legal 
issues, because it's not only usability problem. In particular, this legal 
issue seems as blocker for project inclusion in standard distribution 
packages, etc. Every party here, like Subversive team, Technology PMC, 
Eclipse Foundation, really want to close legal issues, but it's really 
complicated process. Anyway, we already made step forward in this direction 
and as the result Subversive became an Eclipse project. I beleive that 
someday we will find a solution, which allows us to distribute a project as 
one package.

Best regards,
Igor Vinnykov

"Erkki Lindpere" <erkki@xxxxxx> ???????/???????? ? ???????? ?????????: 
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> Is this a permanent issue or are the legal issues going to get solved at 
> some point? If not, then this seems like a pretty bad joke -- Subclipse at 
> least can be installed from a single update site, which makes a third 
> party plug-in more easily installable than Eclipse.org's "official" SVN 
> provider.
>
> Currently the feature on the Ganymede site will be installed without any 
> connector and the user left to figure out what he is supposed to do get 
> one and not everyone is going to realise what is missing or where to find 
> a link to the additional update site ( like 
> http://www.eclipse.org/subversive )
>
> Erkki
>
> Alexander Gurov wrote:
>> Dear Hiroki,
>>
>> Due to Eclipse legal restrictions native connector also is not included 
>> into the Subversive plug-in distribution and should be installed from the 
>> Polarion.org site. So, regarding to this we returned SVN Kit 1.1.4 as 
>> default connector. Also we added two SVN 1.5-compatible connectors: 
>> Native JavaHL 1.5.0 development build and SVN Kit 1.2.0 development 
>> build.
>>