Well, most of them are test data. No impact there other than losing a test case. The important ones are the binary Windows launchers and the profiler libraries.
--emi On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 1:48 AM, Geertjan Wielenga < [email protected]> wrote: > Further and more specific info -- attached is the list of binaries from > the reviewed code for the 1st code donation. > > The plan is for these to be removed since (1) from the Oracle side, we'd > need to inspect inside of each of these prior to donating them and (2) from > the Apache side, these could not be distributed, since they are binaries. > > I'll be working through the list to categorize each of these and evaluate > their priorities, e.g., immediately one can see without much work that the > binaries apply mostly to 'apisupport', 'autoupdate', 'db', 'extbrowser', > 'lib.profiler', 'o.n.bootstrap'. > > We need to establish which of these would prevent a NetBeans build from > completing, for example, which might apply to all of them. > > We need to establish which ones are needed for (1) building NetBeans and > which ones are needed (2) during installation and which ones (3) after > NetBeans has been installed and (i) in order for NetBeans to start up > versus (ii) for some specific feature that maybe not everyone is used. > > We also need to find a place where all these binaries can be stored and > accessed. > > Feel free to look at the attachment and help to evaluate the content based > on the above and other categories. > > Gj > > > On Sun, May 7, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Wade Chandler <[email protected]> > wrote: > >> On May 7, 2017 6:13 AM, "Geertjan Wielenga" < >> [email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> 3. Binaries -- all kinds of code is found inside binaries, e.g., launchers >> and installers, which we'd need to review before donating them to Apache, >> though donating them wouldn't make sense since Apache doesn't distribute >> binaries. We'll need to exclude binaries from the donation and make them >> available in some other way, i.e., via an organization supporting Apache >> NetBeans, some would need to be downloaded for building NetBeans and >> others >> during installation of NetBeans. >> >> >> With the sources for the binaries, they can be built and placed into Maven >> zip archives which can be extracted during the builds. I have archives >> such >> as this for things at work such as wrappers for the Chrome Web Driver for >> locally running functional web app tests. Open Table does this for >> embedded >> postgresql too. >> >> Wade >> > >
