Hi Geertjan
Thanks and congratulate for this big step. I assume it compiles, right?
Regards, Raphael
Am .08.2017, 07:16 Uhr, schrieb Geertjan Wielenga
<[email protected]>:
Hi all,
The 1st NetBeans code donation from Oracle to Apache is complete and
http://bits.netbeans.org/download/apache-donation/ApacheNetBeansDonation1.zip
is the first code drop.
Everyone is welcome to look at the code, which will be imported into the
Apache NetBeans repository.
The 1st code donation, i.e., the NetBeans Platform + the Java SE tooling,
which includes the new Jigsaw and JShell features, comprises around
45,000
files (around 4 million lines of code) to be transferred from Oracle to
Apache.
Hereby we are at step 5 of the process outlined below.
Mentors, can you create the official Apache NetBeans repository so that
we
can import the code into it.
Many thanks,
Geertjan
On Wed, Jun 14, 2017 at 12:00 AM, Craig Russell wrote:
Hi Geertjan,
With three separate code donations, probably three separate CCLAs.
1. Upload the code to a public repository. How about
github.org/oracle/netbeans? Create a directory called drop1 or something
meaningful. Make the repository read-only so no one thinks it's "live".
2. Create a CCLA with list of people and list https://github.org/oracle/
netbeans/drop1 in Schedule B.
3. Sign, scan, and send the CCLA to [email protected].
4. Secretary will ack and copy the incubator and netbeans private email
lists.
5. You announce on this list that the donation is complete and list
https://github.org/oracle/netbeans/drop1 as the first code drop.
Everyone can
look at the code and you can import the code into the apache netbeans
repository.
6. If the license header is the standard Oracle copyright/GPL, it will
need to be changed for all the relevant files. You can change the
license headers
in github, or as you import the code into Apache, or immediately after
import. The important thing is that changing the license headers is
transparent (visible to the public).
7. When drop2 is ready, repeat from step 1.
Regards,
Craig
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