Re: Request for Temporary Exception for LGPL Dependency in Apache KIE Podling

2024-03-05 Thread Jason Porter
tison, We've talked with the Hibernate team, and Alex has been a Hibernate contributor. They've sent out emails to the list of contributors asking about switching. We don't have a firm date yet, as you know these things take time, but they are actively working on it. On 2024/03/05 17:35:50

Re: Request for Temporary Exception for LGPL Dependency in Apache KIE Podling

2024-03-05 Thread Alex Porcelli
tison, First and foremost, as a past Hibernate contributor with personal relationship with Hibernate team members I’m very aware of this plan to change license… and they are finally reaching a point that this has been communicated in public :) - so I have a high level of confidence that the team

Re: Request for Temporary Exception for LGPL Dependency in Apache KIE Podling

2024-03-05 Thread tison
Thanks for reaching out Alex :D I agree with PJ and emphasize that we should highlight the license issue on release. Also, for others in this thread, the thorough solution described above is: > The Hibernate team is in the process of relicensing from LGPL to Apache > License 2.0. To Alex:

Re: Request for Temporary Exception for LGPL Dependency in Apache KIE Podling

2024-03-05 Thread Alex Porcelli
Thank you PJ! This is very helpful! On Tue, Mar 5, 2024 at 12:23 PM PJ Fanning wrote: > > https://incubator.apache.org/policy/incubation.html#disclaimers > > Have a look at the Disclaimers doc. If you use the WIP Disclaimer then you > can do releases that are not fully ASF compliant. It would be

Re: Request for Temporary Exception for LGPL Dependency in Apache KIE Podling

2024-03-05 Thread PJ Fanning
https://incubator.apache.org/policy/incubation.html#disclaimers Have a look at the Disclaimers doc. If you use the WIP Disclaimer then you can do releases that are not fully ASF compliant. It would be good to document clearly about this dependency license issue. On Tue 5 Mar 2024, 17:53 Alex