Hi,
welcome to such a nice process ;-)
First, following what current TLP projects are doing could be a bad
idea; I realized many of them wouldn't pass a IPMC checking now.
In case it helps, from that process in Marmotta, I got a summary that,
at least for me, helped a lot to simply the task. Basically consist on:
* Don't put anything in NOTICE for the sake of an MIT-licensed
dependency.
* Don't put anything in NOTICE for the sake of a three-clause BSD
dependency.
* For an ALv2 dependency, follow the instructions in the licensing
howto.
* For all other licenses, either guess or ask.
Further details at MARMOTTA-213. Of course these are informal rules, so
do not follow to a tee.
My 2 cents. Good luck!
Cheers,
On 11/12/13 00:15, P. Taylor Goetz wrote:
In the process of preparing the LICENSE and NOTICE files for Storm, I started
looking at what other Apache projects (both incubator and TLPs) have done.
It seems like approaches are all over the map. I've even seen projects that
don't have a NOTICE.
My question to any mentors and PMC members is are there any projects that stand
out as having done a really good job at this? (I understand that every
circumstance is different.)
One project that stood out to me was Cassandra. Storm actually shares some of
the same dependencies, so I found their approach helpful.
- Taylor
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