Hi,
> On a separate note, I wish there was a fast-track for these kind of
> projects which can start internally in Apache without too much of a hassle.
Given the LICENSE currently has issue do you think this project could go
straight to TLP?
Thanks,
Justin
--
All,
the Board approved Apache Zest (now Polygene) to go straight to TLP about 2
years ago. Part of the decision was the question; "What benefit will
incubation have for the community?", and since we had exclusively Apache
members on the initial project, operated with an ASF mindset before coming
t
On 2/24/17, 4:40 PM, "Enis Söztutar" wrote:
>
>On a separate note, I wish there was a fast-track for these kind of
>projects which can start internally in Apache without too much of a
>hassle.
Check the archives for "Straight to TLP" discussions. I thought it was
possible these days.
-Alex
>
>
> I'm pretty sure I brought this up on legal-discuss before. Its not
> incorrect, but they are openly giving access to the code to the ASF. The
> ASF can choose to ignore that license if they want.
>
All of the developers are coming from the Apache community (mainly Hadoop
and related), so t
On Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at 8:43 PM Jitendra Pandey
wrote:
> A software grant document
> (https://www.apache.org/licenses/software-grant.txt) from Hortonworks has
> already been filed with secret...@apache.org, and has been ack-ed.
>
>
Then other than verifying new license headers are in place, as ne
A software grant document
(https://www.apache.org/licenses/software-grant.txt) from Hortonworks has
already been filed with secret...@apache.org, and has been ack-ed.
On 2/21/17, 5:28 PM, "John D. Ament" wrote:
>Please note that IP Clearance is not for new projects, it is for code
>donations.
On Tue, Feb 21, 2017 at 8:33 PM Justin Mclean
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > Even going as far back as the first commit, it was licensed to the
> Apache Software Foundation
>
> Perhaps a silly question. I expected the initial commit to be ALv2 but not
> licensed to the ASF. Can you license something to the A
Hi,
> Even going as far back as the first commit, it was licensed to the Apache
> Software Foundation
Perhaps a silly question. I expected the initial commit to be ALv2 but not
licensed to the ASF. Can you license something to the ASF without permission?
Thanks,
Justin
Please note that IP Clearance is not for new projects, it is for code
donations. In this case, we would expect an SGA from Hortonworks, or
nothing since the project is already Apache licensed.
Even going as far back as the first commit, it was licensed to the Apache
Software Foundation -
https://
Hi,
Look fine to me, no binary files, source code has headers.
BTW your LICENSE is referring to dependancies (including a EPL license one)
rather than what is bundled inside the repo (which strangely are not
mentioned), but that’s not an IP clearance issue.
Thanks,
Justin
-
Please check the ip-clearance form for a software grant for Ratis source to the
ASF by Hortonworks Inc.
http://incubator.staging.apache.org/ip-clearance/ratis.html
Thanks
jitendra
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