On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 12:10 PM, Stefan Sperling <stsp_at_elego.de> wrote:
> The LGPLv2 and APLv2 are compatible.
> Just list both licences in your copyright notices, and you can
> redistribute the derived work containing both Subversion's code
> and your own LGPLv2 code. Files from Subversion which you modify
> must keep the APLv2 licence -- you cannot simply remove a licence,
> nor change it. But you can clearly mark your own changes and licence
> them under the LGPLv2 if you think that's worth it. (Note that this would
> prevent your changes from being merged into Subversion itself.)
OK, sounds good - thanks!
On a more technical note - I'm looking at svn_fs_apply_text as a way
to take binary data and stuff it into a file in the repository created
with svn_fs_make_file - is this the correct approach? I basically
have a small chunk of binary data I want to stuff into the file and
commit, but it looks like I need to turn it into a svn_string_t and
then stream that string via a svn_stream_t?
Thanks much,
CY
Received on 2011-03-24 18:03:53 CET