On 9/21/06, Geir Magnusson Jr. wrote:
The ASF has changed it's copyright notice policy for source files. The policy is noted here : http://www.apache.org/legal/src-headers.html Any release after Nov 1, 2006 must conform to this policy. Since we aren't near a release yet, we have plenty of time, but we should do this sooner than later. First and foremost, any new contributions should follow the policy.
IOW, from today all new files coming to SVN should contain a new license header. Right? -Stepan. Second, we should decide how we want to proceed. It's clear to me
that we're not going to naturally touch all the files over time in any reasonable amount of time, so we can't just do it over time as we work on the code. The best solution is a script that can be run on an arbitrary source tree, so that developers can do this on a package by package basis (or the whole thing at once, although it seems package by package over time by all the committers seems to be a good way to farm out the work. :) I think that patches are a bad idea for this since the script is neater and re-usable for other projects as well. Thoughts? geir
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