A fixed date might imply that this was the last time the file changed.
Could we write this to start with the file creation year but make it an
open date range?
(C) 2011-, Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo)
or
(C) 2011-present, Open Source Geospatial Foundation (OSGeo)
as the en-dash (o
Copyright header with file creation date sounds like a good idea, although
a would assume we would still want aspects of option B here - specifically,
if there is ever a copyright transfer event, all the headers would need
updating. I assume we would do something similar to the following:
/* (c) 2
To be clear option C is not to drop the copyright header all together, just
the date that lives in the header.
I am for any option that doesn’t require us to continuously change the
header for every commit. So I am +1 with a copyright header that contains
the file creation date.
On Thu, May 19, 2
On Thu, May 19, 2016 at 7:37 PM, Jody Garnett
wrote:
> Putting those two tensions together can I recommend a compromise -
>
> "Copyright header using file creation date"
>
> This compromise provides copyright header and does not require ongoing
> extra effort to maintain.
>
I'd second this one t
So yeah, the vote boils down to a tension between two things:
- have a copy right header (A,B,D) or not (C) - we appear split on this
issue based on where "C" appears in PSC ranking
- require ongoing extra effort (A,B) or no effort (C,D) - this appears
important based on this proposal itself, and w
2016-05-19 14:31 GMT+02:00 Mark Prins :
> I'm looking into solving this but would like to hear opinion; my initial
> thought is to code a JDTSSQLServerJNDIDataStoreFactory + spi that
> extends SQLServerJNDIDataStoreFactory and that
> wraps JTDSSqlServerDataStoreFactory... any other opions?
>
>
I'v
All the votes are in. Thanks everyone.
If D is still on the table then it looks like it is the winner… but as
previously discussed I am not sure how feasible that option is. Taking D
out of the equation C (dropping the date from the copyright header all
together) becomes the winner.
So unless som
Title: Message Title
Mark Prins created an
Hello, Yes, the tool checks daily for new GeoTools packages available in the https://sourceforge.net/projects/geotools/files/ directory. Thank you. BTWThe report for the 15-RC1 version has been added today: http://abi-laboratory.pro/java/tracker/timeline/geotools/ 18.05.2016, 21:34, "Jody Garnett":
