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Document that Crowd2 plugin distribution will be suspended #240
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The Crowd 2 integration plugin is using dependencies that are closed source and are not licensed with an OSI approved open source license. The Jenkins project governance document and the plugin hosting page state that we only deliver plugins with open source licenses. The specific license of concern is: * https://www.atlassian.com/legal/software-license-agreement Atlassian customer license The same license of concern is used for: * http://www.atlassian.com/end-user-agreement/ Atlassian 3.0 End User License Agreement From the `/plugin/crowd2/wrapper/thirdPartyLicenses` page of a Jenkins installation that includes the Crowd 2 plugin: Dependencies using the Atlassian Customer Agreement: * com.atlassian.crowd:crowd-integration-api:5.1.5 * com.atlassian.crowd:crowd-integration-client-rest:5.1.5 * com.atlassian.crowd:embedded-crowd-api:5.1.5 * com.atlassian.crowd:crowd-integration-client-common:5.1.5 Dependencies using the Atlassian 3.0 End User License Agreement * com.atlassian.collectors:atlassian-collectors-util:1.1
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Hi Mark,
Could you please add this notice too:
https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/crowd#crowd-data-center
Thanks
https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/crowd#crowd-data-center says: Important changes to our Server and Data Center products We’ve ended sales for new server licenses and will end support for server on February 15, 2024 PT. We’re continuing investment in Data Center with several key improvements. https://www.atlassian.com/migration/assess/journey-to-cloud provides a migration path.
Done in 45bbb08. Let me know if that's not sufficient. |
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All good thanks |
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Document that plugin distribution will be suspended
The Crowd 2 integration plugin is using dependencies that are closed source and are not licensed with an OSI approved open source license.
The Jenkins project governance document and the plugin hosting page state that we only deliver plugins with open source licenses.
The specific license of concern is:
The same license of concern is used for:
From the
/plugin/crowd2/wrapper/thirdPartyLicensespage of a Jenkins installation that includes the Crowd 2 plugin:Dependencies using the Atlassian Customer Agreement:
Dependencies using the Atlassian 3.0 End User License Agreement
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