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Thomas Neidhart from the Eclipse Foundation’s Security Team will present Otterdog: a tool to manage GitHub organisations at scale using a configuration as code approach. Notes Otterdog on GitLab Request assistance with Otterdog

Maria Teresa provides an overview of what we learned from our recent (2023) committer survey.

Progress reviews are a fundamental bit of governance that Eclipse open source project teams engage in periodically (generally annually). By engaging in a progress review, an open source project team can push out official releases for a full year. For long-time Eclipse Committers… progress reviews are fundamentally the same as...

In this session, we delivered status updates on various efforts that we’ve been engaged in, including: progress reviews; the Eclipse Dash License Tool; and generating SBOMs for Eclipse Projects. Notes Progress Reviews The Eclipse Dash License Tool Generating SBOMs for Eclipse Projects

Special Extra! This session was recorded as part of the Virtual Eclipse Community Meetups. All projects have bugs. Some of them have a security impact and can be used to cause harm. We call them vulnerabilities. Because of the possible impact of security issues, we handle them differently. This talk...

This presentation is intended to start a conversation about what our policy/position should be with regard to how we deal with contributions of content generated by an AI. Note that our current policy is that we do not accept contributions generated by an AI as doing so is–at least–in conflict...

A short discussion of some of the work that we’re doing for Eclipse projects regarding the generation of SBOMs and some of the technologies that we’re exploring to assist with their generation.

Notes The Eclipse Dash License Tool on GitHub Eclipse Dash License Tool in the Handbook IPLab on Eclipse GitLab