Il 12/04/2015 17:56, Russel Winder ha scritto:
On Sun, 2015-04-12 at 16:49 If the plugin is important to you, there is nothing stopping your organization resourcing the maintenance of the plugin.
If it were so simple... My company is a small one, that struggles every day to survive by creating and selling its own products, there are no resources (either in terms of persons, or in terms of money) to support a full-time involvement in Groovy tooling. What I want to stress here is that I'm not shooting to anyone because of the current situation, I just wanted to let you hear my voice as an Eclipse user, who nevertheless tried to help both Groovy and Groovy-Eclipse as much as possible during the last years by opening bugs, verify fixes, give opinions and promoting Groovy in two companies I worked for. I can't do more than this currently, sorry.
Mauro
