Re: maven: war LICENSE file

2017-10-02 Thread Christofer Dutz
Aaaahh … I remember … I think I had that file generated, copied it and fine-tuned the ones that needed tuning. I could remove most of them, I guess … after all it only is used for downloading the license texts for bundled artifacts. Chris Am 02.10.17, 23:09 schrieb "Dale LaBossiere"

Re: maven: war LICENSE file

2017-10-02 Thread Dale LaBossiere
Hi Chris, I see you added a bunch of comments to the wiki, thanks! I think we has a misunderstanding :-) There are many artifacts that *have* an entry in license.xml but are not bundled. e.g., junit, jetty-*. That’s what I was trying to say in the tables. Shouldn’t only bundled things be

Re: maven: war LICENSE file

2017-10-02 Thread Dale LaBossiere
I did a review and captured what I learned along with questions and/or problems in new item 21 (at the bottom of) [1] The details (table) are for only console/servlets at the moment. I’ll be doing similar for console/server shortly. [1]

Re: Jenkins Multibranch Pipeline Plugin

2017-10-02 Thread Dale LaBossiere
Nice. Seems like DEVELOPMENT.md’s Jenkins chapter should capture this sort of info? Under what conditions do these Jenkins builds run, nightly, upon new commit...? What happens when a build fails? (thinking of transient failures) What's the scoop with our “master” branch and how it's handled?

Re: maven: war LICENSE file

2017-10-02 Thread Dale LaBossiere
I’m on it! > On Oct 2, 2017, at 8:52 AM, Christofer Dutz wrote: > ... > I just committed some more changes to the java8 and jaca7 console. I hope > that now all should be in place and the modules should be ok from a legal > point of view. > ... > Please inspect my

Re: maven: war LICENSE file

2017-10-02 Thread Christofer Dutz
Hi all, I just committed some more changes to the java8 and jaca7 console. I hope that now all should be in place and the modules should be ok from a legal point of view. Unfortunately, I had to jump though quite a lot of hoops in order to get everything working correctly. But now I think all