Garrett Rooney wrote: > So, I'm thinking about how to do the import for the speedyfeed lab. > > Since I've got the revision history for it lying around, I figure I > might as well import that, like we would with a new podling that's got > a svn repos someplace else and wants to bring their history along. > That said, usually we need there to be some sort of legal paperwork (a > software grant, or whatever) before we can do that. > > I don't recall seeing any such stuff with the current labs, is that an > oversight, or is it ok for me to just do the import? For what it's > worth I'm the sole author of the codebase, and it's not any real > trouble for me to send in a software grant for it, I'm just trying to > figure out what the right thing to do is. > > Thoughts?
You are talking about two things: 1) preserving history 2) legal clearance #1 is a technical issue while #2 is not. For the technical issue, I think svn + infra@ experts should suggest us what to do. You being one of them helps :-) For #2, if you filed a CLA for whatever project you were first involved in apache, you're covered. In the unlikely event that we don't have a CLA from you, then we might have a problem. But if not, the CLA covers that. Meaning that if you commit stuff you don't own, and somebody comes after us, you (and not the ASF or this project) are to blame. -- Stefano. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
