Using Caciocavallo code

[Mario Torre]

Ho Glen,

I notified registrar but it seems things are still alive ;)

If you plan to contribute more I think the best would reopen the project
and make you lead, if you instead think this is a one off contribution,
perhaps followed by occasional patches in the future, creating a GitHub
repository is probably best.

In fact, we could migrate all the current code to GitHub now anyway using
project Skara tooling.

Cheers,
Mario

On Sat 28. Sep 2019 at 01:55, Glen Schrader (gschrader) <gschrader at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hello again,
>
> I know the project was dissolved (in fact I’m not even sure this email
> will go through) but I’m just wondering what I should do with code changes
> I made in order to get the shared and tta modules working under JDK11. My
> initial plan was to stop using Caciocavallo and use Xvfb/vnc to run
> headless unit tests but I ran into other issues going that route so I ended
> up making the necessary code changes. I know the license is GPL so I should
> be making the code available, right now I have it imported into a private
> GitHub repo, so at the very least I will make that public but I wonder if
> I should just take the code I need and start a new project. Any thoughts?
>
> PS if this email bounces, then I will email Mario and Roman directly
> instead.
>
> Thanks,
> Glen
>
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