> I guess I would first ask if the licenses are compatible. If so, then I am sure > you are good., If not, then you have to find a path through that minefield.
Ouch, I never considered that. I'd hate not to be able to share back to the linuxcnc community. > I would say you do not understand a source code repository (particularly git) > and how that allows you to set up branches, forks, etc. Using git in your own > named branch is probably the way to go... Absolutely. I use simple source code repositories - SVN, CVS. With a main trunk and branches that eventually get stitched back to the trunk - so really there is only one version, or a second on a branch. I get overwhelmed thinking about my current branch, which is 2 versions old, then bringing it up to date, then bringing in goodies (branches, JA4, etc) and how to manage that. Every text I read on GIT talks about branches as objects and how multiple branches just come together. I have asked about git on this mailing list before and been given advice, but I just haven't taken the plunge yet. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Emc-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-developers
