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CLA's are common on projects with corporate contributions because they prevent open source from being accused of stealing IP. You need to sign a CLA to contribu
by codexb 3y ago
CLA's are common on projects with corporate contributions because they prevent open source from being accused of stealing IP. You need to sign a CLA to contribute to linux for example, and there are separate CLA's for users and for companies.
- CameronNemo 3y agoWhere are you getting this information? Linux has a DCO-requirement, but AFAIK there is no CLA. Signed-off-by: someone who has a recent commit in the kernel and did not sign a CLA.