> Personally, I would think the most efficient thing would be to just
> have it be a checkbox on the account registration screen. Similar to
> the "I agree to the terms and conditions" statement that everyone just
> acknowledges without reading on any other website.
Note that Gerrit already has s
Every license statement I see on this list follows the provided
template, so regex matching that should be trivial. Matching the email
address to accounts in gerrit or bugzilla would probably work for some
large percentage of cases, but you could reasonably expect there to be
some cases where s
Would it be possible to script? Looping over messages in the mailing
list would not be hard to script, finding bugzilla tickets from a
corresponding email that the script has not modified yet would not be
hard, but it might be tricky to identify that a given message /is/ a
valid license statement.
Hi,
On Sunday, 2021-03-28 02:36:49 -0700, julien2412 wrote:
> I noticed several times some patches on gerrit for which authors hadn't send
> yet their license statement.
> Of course when asking, the license statement is provided but to avoid to
> miss it and risk some legal problem, thought it co
Hello,
I noticed several times some patches on gerrit for which authors hadn't send
yet their license statement.
Of course when asking, the license statement is provided but to avoid to
miss it and risk some legal problem, thought it could be relevant to make
license statement as prerequisite for
