I don’t have a good answer to that. In the java world, we use maven or gradle,
and there may be plugins to assert that the license is acceptable for an ASF
project (and remains acceptable each time the dependency is upgrade), but I’m
not fully aware of those plugins. For other languages my
I was performing a more thorough check of our dependencies in preparation of
opening graduation discussions with the Incubator PMC and found at least one
package that, while not directly used in the code, is installed as a dependency
of multiple top-level dependencies that is LGPL licensed. The
jasonmlkang merged PR #25:
URL: https://github.com/apache/incubator-sdap-in-situ-data-services/pull/25
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Thanks Julian,
I manually checked the top-level dependencies by hand this time around, but I
am also aware of other tools that can list the license of all installed
packages so maybe I can work that into a checker script.
I'll mirror the question to general@
On 2024/01/09 19:09:50 Julian
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Riley Kuttruff updated SDAP-364:
Resolution: Fixed
Status: Done (was: To Do)
> Upgrade Solr to 8.11.1
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