| ▲ | jimrandomh 13 hours ago | |
That's not "trying to cover it up", that's a link to them adding credits that were missing, which is the main corrective action to get into compliance with the source project's license. | ||
| ▲ | m00x 13 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
> We opened Google’s Artemis repository and recognised code we had written for mobile-use. Then we found our names in its history—and the change that removed them. Did you read the post? They originally removed all traces of minitap and its contributors, and only added it back when they were called out. | ||
| ▲ | topato 12 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Hahaha adding credit… after that credit had already existed, then been removed and the history of its removal spirited away? Yeah, they’re totally being forthright. /s For the amount of money Google’s engineers are paid, I expect you guys to be able to tell your manager when you’ve used OSS code, since you already have a proven worth to the software engineering ecosystem as a whole… that’s why you’re a googler. If you’re too afraid to make sure attribution is properly documented, perhaps due to your only engineering knowledge centering around basic understanding of VCSs, then perhaps you’re not yet ready for the high-stakes lifestyle of a Fortune 50 Engineer. | ||