enarx-archive / docs

Source for the Enarx.dev website. Moved to enarx/enarx.github.io:
https://github.com/enarx/enarx.github.io
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Add GHA CI + ESLint + Prettier #9

Closed HarshCasper closed 2 years ago

HarshCasper commented 2 years ago

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MikeCamel commented 2 years ago

Why MIT? Apache 2.0 is preferred for Enarx.

HarshCasper commented 2 years ago

Why MIT? Apache 2.0 is preferred for Enarx.

I had a discussion with @nickvidal yesterday and he mentioned that we should use MIT License since Docusaurus uses MIT as well.

MikeCamel commented 2 years ago

Is the licence applied to Docusaurus scripts/code or to the information it's serving? If the latter, then I don't think we should change the default for Enarx, which is Apache 2.0, without good reason.

nickvidal commented 2 years ago

Is the licence applied to Docusaurus scripts/code

Yes, and since the code is going to remain mostly the same, we should keep it as MIT.

As for the content, should we adopt Creative Commons Attribution 4.0?

MikeCamel commented 2 years ago

Nick -

On Thu, 2021-12-09 at 03:20 -0800, Nick Vidal wrote:

Is the licence applied to Docusaurus scripts/code Yes, and since the code is going to remain mostly the same, we should keep it as MIT.

Makes sense, thanks.

As for the content, should we adopt Creative Commons Attribution 4.0?

I suggest you raise this in the #general chat.

-Mike

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nickvidal commented 2 years ago

Excellent. I've already talked with Harsh and we'll be making some important changes to our Docs workflow so that it's more automated, but will be merging this PR for now. Thank you @HarshCasper for all the help!