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Archie Cobbs wrote:
> Hey Xavier, is this "ivyrepsandbox" your project? What is its purpose?
> 
> Would it make sense to import all these files into Ivy Round Up? Under what
> license are they?
> 
> More generally, is there a pool of "high quality" ivy.xml files out there
> somewhere that we should import into RoundUp?
> 

What will be the license requirements for submitting ivy.xml files?

I've noticed that some projects are starting to create them (at least 
initial stabs).  The specific projects I am thinking of are LGPL for the 
code.  Not sure how that applies to a configuration file (but I'm not a 
lawyer)....

Chris....