So the good news is that Facebook have decided to relicense React to the MIT license as of v16. This gets us out of having to completely replace React in our code base.
Our other two main dependencies that were un-usefully licensed were Flux and react-addons-transitions and velocity, which we've already replaced with a simple function call, and react-motion. Garren (or any other Fauxton dev), how much work needs to be backed out of Fauxton at this point, if any? I highly recommend we strike a 2.1.1 release with the new version of Fauxton, an updated LICENSES file, and the minor fixes that have landed since then. The release process is a lot simpler now, and I'm keen to get our release cadence up. We'll need to make a decision on couch_peruser, which seems very broken right now. If we can fix it quickly, great; if not, we should re-remove it from the release. This impacts a small but significant number of our userbase. couch_peruser PR [WIP]: https://github.com/apache/couchdb/pull/756 -Joan
