Open VSX Listing: Signing the Publisher Agreement

[spoenemann]

Thank you for being part of the Open VSX community by adding your extensions to the Open VSX Registry. Please note that the service was recently transferred to the Eclipse Foundation and urgent action on your part is needed so we can continue to list your extensions. To ensure uninterrupted service, please sign the Eclipse Publisher Agreement on or before January 8, 2021. If not signed by that date, your extensions will be delisted and will no longer appear on the site nor be available via the API. If you sign at a later date, your extensions will then be re-activated. The signing process is explained in the Wiki (steps 1 and 2).

Please also note that all extensions MUST have a license in order to be listed.

More details are in these recent blog posts: https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/brian-king/open-vsx-registry-under-new-management https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/brian-king/new-era-open-vsx-registry

Today, there’s growing momentum around open source tools and technologies that support Visual Studio (VS) Code extensions. Leading global organizations are adopting these tools and technologies. This momentum has spurred demand for a marketplace without restrictions and limitations. Thanks for joining us on this journey as we continue to build the Open VSX community. We look forward to continued innovation from you in 2021!

[brianking]

@castwide Just a reminder for you in case you missed this. Our deadline was extended but the new one is approaching fast, this Friday January 29.

[sunix]

@castwide the extension is not available anymore in the openvsx. Let us know if you still want it to be published there.

[castwide]

Sorry for the delay. I reactivated the extension.