Le 09/05/2017 à 11:16, Colm O hEigeartaigh a écrit : > OK, seeing as we don't bundle them by default, then IMO we don't need to > include them in the NOTICE file. Emmanuel, can you confirm? Everything that is not bundled does not have to be into N&L files.
If there is no way a user can grab the sources and generate a package from those source that contain this bundle, then there is no need to have the N&L file in the source either. OTOH, if the user can grab the source, build it to produce a package that will contain the bundle, then we need teh N&L files somwhere so that they get added when the user build the packaged. In any case, it should not be present in our source package N&L. To be very clear : there are two kinds of N&L files : - those we include in our source or binary packages (if we provide some). - those that get included when we generate some packages from the source package (they are 'second order' N&L files) The first category makes our package legit, teh second category protect our users when they build their own package using our build system (typically the 'dist' modules). -- Emmanuel Lecharny Symas.com directory.apache.org
