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Re: [krazo-dev] Creating CQs
Hey Gregor,

yes, AFAIK attaching the source package from Maven Central was also something I did in a few cases. But I guess this only works if the dependency is a single Maven artifact. But if the dependency is split into foobar-core, foobar-utils, etc, that this may not work... Or at least not contain everything that should be included.

But yes, the automatic license check won't work in many cases and then the IP team will have to manually review it. But usually this takes only 1-2 days.

Christian

Am Fr., 22. Nov. 2019 um 12:17 Uhr schrieb Gregor Tudan <gregor@xxxxxxxx>:
Hey Christian!

Cool, thank you!

About attaching the source: I ran into trouble once after I attached the complete git branch. 
I think they state somewhere that they only want the source without any documentation or tests. A bot scans the sources and tries do identify the license of the project. It will complain if the tests or documentation don’t contain license headers. This led to a manual review, which (at least in my case) took quiet a while.

So it might be better to attach a sources package from maven central if the library provides one.

Gregor

Am 22.11.2019 um 08:53 schrieb Christian Kaltepoth <christian@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:


Hi all,

I created a wiki page which describes the process of creating new CQs.


I hope all of this is correct. Creating CQs is not an easy process. If anyone knows the process of creating CQs, I would be happy to get a review. :-)

Christian

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