> Geertjan Wielenga wrote:
> > But that was done in the last release of this binary too?

Right, it was.

Neil C Smith wrote:
> Looks like.  I was busy at the time and hadn't looked.  Although
> Matthias and I -1'd the previous one on this point.

The 4:2 vote happened in April 2021:
https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/
r1ddbb8f62ffb02a50db688c958dcd52e1dd3652974550bad9c24e95d%40%3Cdev.netbeans.apache.org%3E
Since then all releases of Apache NetBeans Language Server VSCode Extension 
`.vsix` complementary binary include nb-javac GPLv2CPE licensed binary. 

> It's a vote thread so not a blocking thing, and I'm pretty confident
> license-wise we're OK.  

Right, we are OK. 

My take on it: All involved parties had a lot of time to stop the 
distribution...

> But I'd like to see either ASF Legal OK the
> different approach, or better
> https://github.com/oracle/nb-javac/pull/26 merged 

...none reacted in spite of being directly notified before the first release 
was 
uploaded to VSCode Marketplace.

> before I'm
> personally happy to not -1 a release with it in.

It's a vote and everyone has a right to express own opinion. 

I am personally satisfied with current status quo. I plan to vote +1 on any 
NetBeans complementary binary with nb-javac included (anyone willing to modify 
NetBeans installers to include nb-javac, btw.?) and I believe enough voters 
will feel and vote the same.

-jt




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