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3scale / 3scale_time_range

Utility class for ranges of times (time periods).

Apache License 2.0

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OpenSource this repo #14

Open andrewdavidmackenzie opened 7 years ago

andrewdavidmackenzie commented 7 years ago

Todo:

[x] Review all issues open and closed for anything private or customer related
[x] Review commit history for anything private or customer related
[x] Check we have legal go ahead (via Andrew)
[x] Add appropriate license file and entries in gemspec
[x] Make sure License file is included in gem
[x] Do a new release
[x] Upload to rubygems.org
[x] Open the repo
[x] Create issue in system to switch to use the new release and get from rubygems not geminabox
[ ] Review if development dependency on geminabox is really needed.

macejmic commented 6 years ago

@andrewdavidmackenzie

can you take a look on "Check we have legal go ahead (via Andrew)"?

i would like to open the repo.

unleashed commented 6 years ago

Has the repo's history been reviewed?

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can you take a look on "Check we have legal go ahead (via Andrew)"?

i would like to open the repo.

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macejmic commented 6 years ago

@unleashed yes (issues, pul requests, commits).

andrewdavidmackenzie commented 6 years ago

@macejmic Legal have approved opening this:

Assuming we all the contributions are from 3Scale or Red Hat, then there should be no copyright issues by providing under the Apache 2 license. From your email, it sounds like you have confirmed this.

I assume here that you are only looking to provide what was previously closed source time range code under Apache 2 and will not be distributing or changing the licensing for any dependencies and unless something material changed on what those dependencies may have been (which you indicate to be no), then I don't see much of an issue with this.

If you can open up the repository, then I could look further if you would like.

-Jeff

unleashed commented 6 years ago

I'm happy to take this for opening it up, @macejmic @andrewdavidmackenzie

andrewdavidmackenzie commented 6 years ago

Not sure what you mean @unleashed ... It's all been reviewed and we're OK to go ahead, following the steps outlined above.

@macejmic maybe update the list of authors in the gemspec?

macejmic commented 6 years ago

yep, we're ready. @andrewdavidmackenzie ok, will do.

unleashed commented 6 years ago

ok, if it's all good then go ahead