Finally! Please note that your URL is not unique, but always changing to the latest build I believe: http://deadlock.netbeans.org/job/prototypes-donation_ review/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/netbeans-donation-review.zip
Also, please add a tag to http://hg.netbeans.org/releases/shortlog/donation_review before you create the donation ZIP file. --emi On Sat, Jun 10, 2017 at 8:53 PM, Geertjan Wielenga < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > A pretty significant development wrapped up over the past week -- the > reviews and edits of the NetBeans source code for the 1st code donation. > > http://deadlock.netbeans.org/job/prototypes-donation_review/ > > The latest changes are here, which shows not just the last few files that > needed to be deleted, but also the fact that the code written in support of > JDK 9, e.g., the Jigsaw tools and JShell tools in NetBeans IDE, are now > also part of the donation branch: > > http://deadlock.netbeans.org/job/prototypes-donation_review/changes > > We have put the ZIP file below (as well as the reviewed and edited ZIPs of > html4j and jackpot30) into a separate location, with a specific name, which > will be listed in the grant document: > > http://deadlock.netbeans.org/job/prototypes-donation_ > review/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/netbeans-donation-review.zip > > So, in fact, everything you find in the ZIP above is precisely the NetBeans > source code that is planned to be donated to Apache as part of the 1st code > donation. > > The page below has been updated accordingly, it currently looks like there > will be three separate code donations: > > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/NETBEANS/Apache+Transition > > I.e., the Java SE IDE is the 1st code donation, everything else making up > the 'All" distribution will be the 2nd code donation, and a few ancillary > repositories will be the 3rd code donation. See above for details. > > Right now, the only step standing in the way of the ZIP file being put in > the Apache NetBeans Git repo is the actual grant document itself, which can > now be put together, since we have the ZIP we will donate available at a > specific location and with a specific name, which can then be specified in > the grant document. > > We don't anticipate the grant document taking long to be put together, > Oracle legal is aware of where we are in the process, and we'll keep > everyone up to date as this progresses. Personally, I believe it should be > a matter of days for this to make its way to Apache. > > In the meantime, Jirka Kovalsky, Hermien Pellissier, and John McDonnell > have been doing great work in getting the NetCAT program started within > Apache. > > The aim of all this in terms of milestones and deadlines is to release > NetBeans IDE 9 together with JDK 9, which is currently scheduled to be > released in September. Aside from the participants in the NetCAT program > needing to test the NetBeans IDE 9 build, once we have that binary > available in Apache, quite some IP work needs to be done, e.g., there'll be > (L)GPL code we'll need to work through (e.g., Hibernate is (L)GPL and we > have tooling for Hibernate, including the (L)GPL JAR related to Hibernat) > in one way or another. > > On top of the above, there's the work to be done around the website, with > Wade Chandler to provide us with an overview of the templating strategy > he's been working on and he'll be proposing. > > In short, things are moving along. > > If you're on the list of initial committers and haven't sent in your iCLA > yet, please do so as soon as you can, i.e., step 2A below: > > https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/NETBEANS/How+to+Participate > > Questions/comments are very welcome. Feel free to start new mail threads on > a specific topic if you think a longer discussion will need to come out of > it. > > Geertjan >
