Hey all, why do we have build.sh in the root directory of our release? I had ignored it before I saw John's comment in the incubator general list. But given that it's called build.sh, he's right: it is kind of misleading.
Build.sh doesn't work on my computer either, but I peeked into it to see what it's supposed to do. It looks like it will only work if the community-app is successfully pulled from the mifos github repository in the script. It's a little shady to be getting sources from a non-apache git repository in the build script of what is supposed to be a source code release. The mifos community-app is not even being checked as part of the Apache Fineract release. As such, if build.sh did work, it may actually be a potential legal problem for the ASF if the community-apps source become a quasi-component of Fineract. Since it doesn't work anyways, let's delete build.sh. Then nobody can call it and complain that our build doesn't work. What do you all think? Greets, Myrle
