Git Changesets #4952
Git Changesets #4952
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We probably need to have a standard way of clearly marking a directory under a different license. I'm unsure exactly what legal waffle may or may not be required to correctly state the scope of a particular license.
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After some quick research, I found that it's apparently best practise to have a root license (which applies to the whole project) and extra licenses in sub folders of this project (if they should be licensed differently):
- https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/264968/can-a-single-github-repository-include-source-code-released-under-multiple-licen
- https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/13172/having-one-sub-folder-in-a-github-repo-under-a-different-license-than-the-whole
So, if we go with adding an information about that in the main license file and add the respective "new" licenses in sub folders (if needed), we should be one the safe side, I think.
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Thanks @H1ghBre4k3r, I'll take a read through tomorrow and share with the team so we all have a shared understanding.
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| - Changesets should be able to be worked on by two different users remotely, with ways of merging together two diverged versions of a particular changeset. | ||
| - Changesets should have a unique identifier that tools can use to refer to them by. | ||
| - Refer to an arbitrary commit by a changeset, without rewriting it. | ||
| - Changesets need to be easily GCed. |
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We need to have some way of clearing up old and unnecessary change sets so we don't end up flooding the ODB
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We've had an in person talk and we've decided to change it quite a bit |
In this PR I'm outlining functionality of git changesets. This is by no means in its final state. I just wanted to start pushing my changes onto GitHub so I don't accidentally use a vim binding to replace every character with 0s again 😆 .