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* [[Development Resources/Handling Git Contributions|Handling Git Contributions]], a resource for committers | * [[Development Resources/Handling Git Contributions|Handling Git Contributions]], a resource for committers | ||
| + | If you have any questions about CLAs, please check out the [http://www.eclipse.org/legal/clafaq.php FAQ] first. If that does not answer your questions, please contact [mailto:emo@eclipse.org emo@eclipse.org]. | ||
==Existing Committers== | ==Existing Committers== | ||
If you are already a committer you can simply sign in to [https://projects.eclipse.org/ projects.eclipse.org] and click the link below your name to sign the CLA. | If you are already a committer you can simply sign in to [https://projects.eclipse.org/ projects.eclipse.org] and click the link below your name to sign the CLA. | ||
Revision as of 15:09, 17 July 2013
The Eclipse Foundation has implemented Contributor License Agreements (CLA) to improve its intellectual property (IP) management and workflow. In part, CLAs are a portion of the work required to implement signed-off-by for all contributions coming to Eclipse via Git or Gerrit. All contributors are required to sign the CLA before contributing to any Eclipse project they are not a committer on.
- Contributing via Git, a resource for contributors (includes instructions on signing your own CLA)
- Handling Git Contributions, a resource for committers
If you have any questions about CLAs, please check out the FAQ first. If that does not answer your questions, please contact emo@eclipse.org.
Existing Committers
If you are already a committer you can simply sign in to projects.eclipse.org and click the link below your name to sign the CLA.