Hi, > I looked at the commits. I'll have to go digging through the policy docs > to make sure it is right. I would have done it differently but I could > certainly be wrong.
OK. > Before I go digging, though, do we know how often the dictionaries get > updated? As a guess every 3 -6 months [1] > Do we want to check one into Git if they do change? Do we want to > download one when building a release binary if it can get stale? I think providing one and pointing the user where they can get others or a newer one is best. While bundling adds to LICENSE you don't get any download issues. Not everyone knows how to (or has permission to) run ant, is always connected 100% of the time with reliable internet, and as we know some countries block sites. > Or should we just provide an Ant target or mini-install so they can get the > latest and tell folks how to do that in the README? May be able to do that as well. Thanks, Justin 1. http://wordlist.aspell.net/news/
