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The scope of this project is integration with Agile, issue, bug and defect tracking servers. The project provides rich task editing, task list management and offline synchronization for ALM servers. The Tasks project is the central portion of the ALM integration framework used by Mylyn. Individuals listed as "New Contributors" have stated their intersted in contributing to the project. | The scope of this project is integration with Agile, issue, bug and defect tracking servers. The project provides rich task editing, task list management and offline synchronization for ALM servers. The Tasks project is the central portion of the ALM integration framework used by Mylyn. Individuals listed as "New Contributors" have stated their intersted in contributing to the project. | ||
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Revision as of 02:03, 27 April 2010
This document describes the restructuring of the Eclipse Mylyn project. We solicit additional participation and input from the Eclipse community. Please post questions and discussion items on bug 304957. Also see the original proposal.
Contents
Overview
Scope
Mylyn is the task and application lifecycle management (ALM) framework for Eclipse. It provides :
- A task management tool for developers
- A broad ecosystem of Agile and ALM integrations
- The revolutionary task-focused interface
Priorities
The priorities of the Mylyn project are to provide:
- Eclipse frameworks and APIs for ALM tools and the task-focused interface.
- Exemplary tools for task-focused programming within the Eclipse IDE.
- Reference implementations for open source ALM tools and open standards used by the Eclipse community.
Projects
Mylyn
Mylyn project and committers remain unchanged (see Mylyn Contributors), with Mik Kersten as the project lead. This project will no longer contain source code, all of which will move into sub-projects. The proposed sub-projects and their committers are listed below. Committers not currently on the Eclipse Mylyn project are described. The sub-projects will actively support interested parties earning commit rights.
Tasks
The scope of this project is integration with Agile, issue, bug and defect tracking servers. The project provides rich task editing, task list management and offline synchronization for ALM servers. The Tasks project is the central portion of the ALM integration framework used by Mylyn. Individuals listed as "New Contributors" have stated their intersted in contributing to the project.
API
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[Mylyn/Integrator_Reference#Tasks_API org.eclipse.mylyn.tasks.core]
UI
- Task List for task management
- Task Editor for collaboration
Committers
Existing:
- Steffen Pingel, Lead (Tasktop)
- Shawn Minto (Tasktop)
- Robert Elves (Tasktop)
- Mik Kersten (Tasktop)
- Frank Becker (individual)
Interested:
- Mark Ringer (Rally Software, goal is to help drive support for Agile in Mylyn and server side interoperability)
Context
The scope of this project is the implementation of usage monitoring, degree-of-interested modeling and the task-focused interface implementation for Eclipse, which re-aligns the IDE user interface around tasks and provides features such as workspace focusing and one-click multitasking.
API
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org.eclipse.mylyn.tasks
UI
- Task activation and one-click multitasking
- View focusing, filtering, and decoration
- Editor folding and session management
Committers
- Shawn Minto, Lead (Tasktop)
- Steffen Pingel (Tasktop)
- Robert Elves (Tasktop)
- Mik Kersten (Tasktop)
SCM
The scope of this project is Eclipse integration for source code and configuration management tools and bi-directional linking to change management tools. This project and APIs it provides builds on the existing Eclipse "Team" APIs.