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You are assuming that it was "personally" releasing something and that the process wasn't followed.

cmeacham98 3mo ago
You continue to dance around this question on this post - did you or did you not follow Google's open source approval process[1]? Did you have an approved Ariane/Launcher2 entry? 1: https://opensource.google/documentation/reference/releasing/approval https://opensource.google/documentation/reference/releasing/...
- justinwp 3mo ago
  Yes
free652 3mo ago
Did you have your launch approved? So did you follow the process?
fg137 3mo ago
Why isn't it under google's username on github? Why does the repo say "This is not an officially supported Google product."? Is it actually approved by Google or not? You need to actually answer these questions instead of dodging them.
- frollogaston 3mo ago
  Are you the "serious consequences for ____" guy?
- KennyBlanken 3mo ago
  The reason you think he's "dodging" the questions is because you clearly don't know anything about the situation, like the fact that it was published under the github organization used by the workgroup he was in, same as a lot of other software the group authored.
- saghm 3mo ago
  Why is the repo still there if it's such an egregious violation of Google's policies?
- Ukv 3mo ago
  > Why isn't it under google's username on github? It's under "googleworkspace", one of Google's GitHub organizations (linked on https://developers.google.com/workspace https://developers.google.com/workspace). > Why does the repo say "This is not an officially supported Google product."? This seems to be boilerplate that Google puts on open-source releases, e.g: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko It's not saying that it's not released by Google, but that it's not an officially supported Google product. I presume to make it clear that it's not covered by support agreements/bug bounties/etc. in the way products like Google Docs would be. > Is it actually approved by Google or not? It went through the launch/approval process (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48655744 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48655744) and was announced by Justin's manager.

You continue to dance around this question on this post - did you or did you not follow Google's open source approval process[1]? Did you have an approved Ariane/Launcher2 entry? 1: https://opensource.google/documentation/reference/releasing/approval https://opensource.google/documentation/reference/releasing/...

justinwp 3mo ago
Yes

free652 3mo ago

Did you have your launch approved? So did you follow the process?

fg137 3mo ago

Why isn't it under google's username on github? Why does the repo say "This is not an officially supported Google product."? Is it actually approved by Google or not? You need to actually answer these questions instead of dodging them.

frollogaston 3mo ago
Are you the "serious consequences for ____" guy?
KennyBlanken 3mo ago
The reason you think he's "dodging" the questions is because you clearly don't know anything about the situation, like the fact that it was published under the github organization used by the workgroup he was in, same as a lot of other software the group authored.
saghm 3mo ago
Why is the repo still there if it's such an egregious violation of Google's policies?
Ukv 3mo ago
> Why isn't it under google's username on github? It's under "googleworkspace", one of Google's GitHub organizations (linked on https://developers.google.com/workspace https://developers.google.com/workspace). > Why does the repo say "This is not an officially supported Google product."? This seems to be boilerplate that Google puts on open-source releases, e.g: https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko It's not saying that it's not released by Google, but that it's not an officially supported Google product. I presume to make it clear that it's not covered by support agreements/bug bounties/etc. in the way products like Google Docs would be. > Is it actually approved by Google or not? It went through the launch/approval process (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48655744 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48655744) and was announced by Justin's manager.