On Wed, 11 Jun 2008, Doug Cutting wrote:
David Reiss wrote:
Actually, Todd is not a committer, so I pull the branch and
dcommit it myself. I have found pulling Git branches to be much less
error prone than downloading and applying patches.
When does Todd click the box stating that he understands his contribution is
made under the terms of the Apache Software License? Are you willing to vouch
for Todd on this? Probably not. I'm not sure whether this is absolutely
required, perhaps a question for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Under the current centralized git repo, I had to send my public SSH key to
David in order to be given push access to the pri/tlipcon/* namespace.
Assumedly the "checkbox clicking" or ICLA submission can happen at the
time of SSH key submission.
"I hereby assert that I have read and agree to the terms of the Apache
Software License and willingly release any code pushed to this git
repository under the terms of that license".
-Todd
