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View Poll Results: (read the post first) Open-source...good or bad in this scenario?
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Re: Open-source FRC code

I love the idea! code.google.com seems like a good place to host your code.

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Originally Posted by JBotAlan View Post
-I realize I will not be able to relicense any of IFI's stuff, or any of Kevin Watson's stuff.
My team would also like to open source our code by putting it on code.google.com this year. During the season, we could then have svn access to our code from anywhere we have an internet connection. Currently Kevin's license is preventing us from just uploading our code. Any ideas about how to deal with this? I don't want to leave out those parts of the code, since they are just as vital to our code as what we wrote and will write.

I have found a couple of other team's code on code.google.com. The current standard seems to be to call your project team$(teamnumber) where $(teamnumber) is your team number. Ours is called team971. It is empty currently since we are still working on what to do about licenses.
 


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