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Revision as of 11:50, 8 May 2007

  1. Copyright notices
    • All source files must have appropriate EPL v1.0 copyright notice
    • Source files whose content was created for 3.3 should read "Copyright (c)  2007 ..."
    • Source files whose content was modified during 3.3 cycle should read "Copyright (c)  200x, 2007 ..."
    • All features should have "(c) Copyright Eclipse contributors and others 2000, 2007." in Help > About Eclipse Platform
    • Also, splash screen copyright needs to be updated, see bug 184622
  2. Plug-in and feature identification
    • Check this info from Help > About Eclipse Platform
    • All features should have provider "Eclipse.org" and a version that adheres to the Versioning guidelines
    • All plug-ins should have provider "Eclipse.org" and version Versioning guidelines . except for known special cases (org.apache.*, org.junit, and bundles from Orbit).
    • Compare release build with last release 3.2.2 using the version compare tool.
  3. License agreements for features and plug-ins
    • Help > About Eclipse Platform > {Feature | Plug-in} Details > More Info
    • All features should link to the Eclipse Foundation Software User Agreement dated Mar. 17, 2005
    • All plug-ins should link to the plug-in's about.html file containing its plug-in-specific license
  4. Extension point documentation
    • Extension points must be documented in the appropriate help book
      • Platform Plug-in Developer Guide; section Reference / Extension Points Reference
      • JDT Plug-in Developer Guide; section Reference / Extension Points Reference
      • PDE Guide; section Reference / Extension Points Reference
    • Must be a link to each extension point that a component has
    • Extension points added in 3.3 must be clearly marked "Since 3.3"
  5. API documentation
    • Java API must be documented in the appropriate help book
      • Platform Plug-in Developer Guide; section Reference / API Reference
      • JDT Plug-in Developer Guide; section Reference / API Reference
      • PDE Guide; section Reference / API Reference
    • Must be a link to each API package that a component has
    • API package must have package overview (package.html)
    • All API elements must be documented
    • API elements added in 3.3 must be tagged "@since 3.3"
  6. 3.3 Plug-in Migration Guide
    • Instructions for migrating older plug-ins to 3.3
    • Must describe incompatibilities and breaking API changes
    • Should describe deprecations and places where 3.3 has a better story that plug-ins should more to
    • Located in Platform Plug-in Developer Guide / Porting Guide
  7. What's New in 3.3
    • Describes the more interesting differences that 3.2 users will see when they upgrade to 3.3
    • Located in {Workbench | Java Development | PDE} User Guide / What's new
  8. Release notes
    • Know problems for each component and other late-breaking news for customers of 3.3
    • Located in eclipse/readme/readme_eclipse.html
  9. Source builds
    • Verify that source builds compile and work on all reference platforms.
  10. Verify that source is included in all SDK features
    • There were issues with this because of bug bug 179616
  11. Test updating from update site to platform runtime to other eclipse SDK and runtime features on reference platforms and assorted VMS

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