Adding gitqlient

[francescmaestre]

Describe your changes

Adding GitQlient plugin to the extension registry.

Checklist

• I have run npm run all to validate my changes
• I have made sure my commits are signed
• I have added an entry for new Extensions in CODEOWNERS
• I have read and I agree with the Qt Creator Extensions Store Publisher Terms

[CLAassistant]

All committers have signed the CLA.

[Maddimax]

Thank you very much for your contribution! We are still not quite done with all the legalese, but as soon as that is done we will merge your request.

[lavonardo]

Thank you for your submission and apologies to have kept you waiting.
With the incoming release of Qt Creator 18, we will be merging the pull request, and thus GitQlient will be available in the extension directory.
However, as your extension is written in C++ and thus dependent on the version of Qt Creator, could you please update the pull request to refer to versions that have been built against Qt Creator 18.

[francescmaestre]

I'll try to do it during the week, thanks!

[francescmaestre]

@lavonardo @Maddimax After some wrestling with the SSH keys I finally manage to sign commits again.

I've updated the new SHAs for the plugin and the names/IDs inside. Thanks for the review!

[francescmaestre]

@lupax is this something you could also take a look?

[cristianadam]

We have noticed that we have a showstopper with the legalese. If you have a look at 9. of Qt Creator Extensions Store Publisher Terms you would see:

9. License to Users: All Extensions must be licensed under the terms of either the MIT license, the BSD license, or the Apache license. You are responsible for clearly specifying the license terms under which you offer your Extensions to users. Unless otherwise explicitly agreed in writing between You and The Qt Company, Your Extension constitutes Third-Party Software under the commercial contract(s) between The Qt Company and its Customers.

@lavonardo any follow up in this regard?

[francescmaestre]

I see that now @cristianadam. Although I hold the license of GitQlient and it's plugin there are some files I need to remove to be able to change it since they are from another project.

In any case, I'd have to take a look to those MIT/BSD/Apache licenses since just changing it for QtCreator is a no-go. Specially with the user base it has.

A different story would be if QtCreator would support LGPL3 licenses, or similar where linking is allowed.