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Milestone 1, as the name implies, is our first step towards a [[Equinox Provisioning | new provisioning system for Eclipse]].  We have hit most of the major items on the [[Equinox Provisioning Plan#M1.2C August 2nd | M1 plan ]]except for roll-back support.  The meta-goal of M1 was to ''self-provision''.  That is, use the new provisioning support to install and manage the Eclipse environment that we ourselves use to write the provisioning system.
 
Milestone 1, as the name implies, is our first step towards a [[Equinox Provisioning | new provisioning system for Eclipse]].  We have hit most of the major items on the [[Equinox Provisioning Plan#M1.2C August 2nd | M1 plan ]]except for roll-back support.  The meta-goal of M1 was to ''self-provision''.  That is, use the new provisioning support to install and manage the Eclipse environment that we ourselves use to write the provisioning system.
  
'''More information on what scenarios you can do with M1
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'''More information here'''
- set expectations here'''
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* set expectations
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* what scenarios, what can you do with M1, what can you NOT do?
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* context for the UI (admin UI, not representative of the intended end user workflows, ...)
  
 
For more information see:
 
For more information see:

Revision as of 16:36, 2 August 2007

Milestone 1, as the name implies, is our first step towards a new provisioning system for Eclipse. We have hit most of the major items on the M1 plan except for roll-back support. The meta-goal of M1 was to self-provision. That is, use the new provisioning support to install and manage the Eclipse environment that we ourselves use to write the provisioning system.

More information here

  • set expectations
  • what scenarios, what can you do with M1, what can you NOT do?
  • context for the UI (admin UI, not representative of the intended end user workflows, ...)

For more information see:

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