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Google’s internal OpenSource releasing policy is actually public: https://opensource.google/ https://opensource.google/ It’s written from a more process/legal
by temikus 6y ago
Google’s internal OpenSource releasing policy is actually public: https://opensource.google/ https://opensource.google/
It’s written from a more process/legal viewpoint but you might be able to pick up some ideas in there.
- antoncohen 6y agoA couple specific quotes that are relevant: > If you are planning to regularly mirror the source from Google internal repos to public ones (or vice versa) Copybara provides workflows and tools for this. https://opensource.google/docs/releasing/preparing/#tools https://opensource.google/docs/releasing/preparing/#tools > Google-owned open source projects must be moved to third_party prior to being released under an open source license, even if Google owns 100% of the code, because the projects are expected to receive external contributions. https://opensource.google/docs/thirdparty/ https://opensource.google/docs/thirdparty/