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Open VSX Registry: Awareness and Important Steps #40
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Hi, My team has a committer in this project, @marechal-p . Would he be considered an "owner" and be able to publish to open-vsx? If so I think he could at least re-publish one version of the extension, so that it's there to be tried. |
@marechal-p could yes potentially take on this role, though it is not necessary for publishing. We could add him as a contributor, and once he signs the Publisher Agreement he can publish. @jonahgraham has expressed interest in being the namespace owner, however whoever wants to lay claim to that needs to file an issue. More details at: |
Thanks @brianking. I think it would make sense for @jonahgraham to be the namespace owner. Paul could potentially help punctually, if needed. |
In the case of an eclipse project, IMO it's up to the project team (leads + committers) to decide who should manage the open-vsx.org namespace. It can be a committer, a project lead, or even multiple persons. A namespace can have multiple owners and multiple contributors. |
fyi, the extension has now been deavtivated. For it to be active again, a new version will need to be published by someone who has signed the publisher agreement. |
@brianking - thanks - It is on my todo list. @marechal-p as there can be multiple owners, do you want to be one of them please? I am somewhat limited on time to look at this. |
In the meantime I have open a PR to attempt to auto-build and publish the latest version (by user "open-vsx"). The project can take-over the namespace and starts publishing at any time. |
Is it still reasonable to have that on Open VSX? It seems that this extension is "stale" and as its README says
and the last commit to master was over a year ago this may mean that it is not ready for use yet? |
@GitMensch - you are correct on all counts. At the moment some companies are building their own extensions off of forks of this bundle and cdt-gdb-adapter. The open question is there demand and support for someone to actually turn this into a "product" of its own. So far I have not had the time (really received the demand to readjust my time!) to take this on. I provide this comment to more clearly communicate my personal intentions in this regard as this has been on my "todo" list for quite a while and has not moved up it. If others are interested in doing what is required, I am more than happy to facilitate! |
This has increased in priority now - we need to get this published to open-vsx in such a way to make the cycle back to CDT cloud blueprint / simrel easier. |
@marcdumais-work has published this extension in the Open VSX Registry.
The service was recently transferred to the Eclipse Foundation and we want to ensure a seamless transition for our users. To ensure uninterrupted service and more exposure for your extension, I recommend the following.
To the maintainers: If you would like to take over publishing to open-vsx.org, here’s how: https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx/wiki/Publishing-Extensions
Claiming ownership of the namespace for your extension(s). To find out how to do this, see:
https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx/wiki/Namespace-Access
As owner you can add more namespace members (including service accounts) yourself in https://open-vsx.org/user-settings/namespaces. Note that publishing can be done by any contributor to the extension, namely those you add as namespace members once they have signed the Publisher Agreement as well.
Useful links:
Eclipse Publisher Agreement
Eclipse Foundation Open VSX Registry Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
More details are in these recent blog posts:
https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/brian-king/open-vsx-registry-under-new-management
https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/brian-king/new-era-open-vsx-registry
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