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Hey Mark,
There is some form of license checking in Anteater[1] though I doubt anyone
is looking closely at the reports, since we (Infra-WG/Anteater) could never
get traction for people to address the issues. It appears that newer
versions of Anteater no-longer do license scanning, and I'd guess t
Thanks, Jack.
From my vague memory, this was a separate exercise where all the pip,
git clone, or other third party inclusions were scanned from their
upstream source to ensure we were not pulling files in that would
violate our license. Does that sound familiar?
Regards,
Mark
On 2020-06-2
Mark
On 6/23/20 10:13 AM, Mark Beierl wrote:
> Hello, all.
>
> I remember we used to have license scans for new patches
> (releng-anteater), but I also recall there were emails sent out about
> the inclusion of third party libraries which may not have conformed to
> OPNFV's licensing model. Does
Hello, all.
I remember we used to have license scans for new patches
(releng-anteater), but I also recall there were emails sent out about
the inclusion of third party libraries which may not have conformed to
OPNFV's licensing model. Does anyone remember how that was done? The
results were
