On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 9:29 AM, Curt Arnold <carn...@apache.org> wrote:
>
> On Sep 28, 2009, at 8:16 PM, Paul Joseph Davis wrote:
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>> That is quite doable. I reckon I have an eta of 20-25 minutes before i'm
>> back to !iPhone. Though me or someone else should double check what ended up
>> being required for the oauth and ibrowse imports.
>>
>> If it requires faxing I'm only comitting the check. I think that it didn't
>> but we need to make certain. There was a big thread on it. The only keywords
>> comming to mind are uncertain, uneasy, or similar. First email was from Curt
>> Arnold I do believe.
>>
>> Yay release!
>>
>>
>
> I took a quick peek at the Github for ETAP.  A quick peek did not reveal
> what license ETAP uses.  Did I miss it?  One of the big qualifiers in the
> quoted email was a 3rd party dependency with an ASF compatible license.
>
> The "unease" thread was related to using GitHub for collaborative
> development where the mailing list community is unaware of a big development
> effort until it hits the SVN in an already gelled state and can no long
> influence the design.  Doesn't really bear on pulling something from GitHub.
>

Yeah, I got my threads mixed up. I meant the one entitled "Dependencies in SVN".

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