supercollider-sc3-plugins_3.7.0~beta+git20151221.f978dc2~repack-4_amd64.changes REJECTED

[Hanno Zulla]

Hello Thorsten,
hello Petter,

Thorsten:
> unfortunately you forgot the CC-BY-SA 3.0 license mentioned in
> supercollider-sc3-plugins/source/ATK/sc/README

Petter:
> As far as I can tell, the README refer to files that are not included
> in the source (at least not in git)

Indeed, they are not. I had asked upstream about this back in January:

https://github.com/supercollider/sc3-plugins/issues/61

The actual developers responsible for this code didn't respond, but as
far as my investigation goes, there is no CC-BY-SA 3.0 content found in
the repacked Debian source package.

Two different versions of the ATK library itself used to be shipped with
two plugins of the upstream release, but upstream has accepted a fix for
this here:

https://github.com/supercollider/sc3-plugins/pull/56

As of now, the upstream repo contains the ATK library only indirectly as
a git submodule and then compiles against it.

To assist us at Debian with packaging, upstream has added a configure
option to allow compiling against the system's ATK library instead here:

https://github.com/supercollider/sc3-plugins/pull/53

So in the end, there is no ATK library and no ATK filter kernels shipped
with the upstream sources

Thorsten:
> unfortunately you forgot the CC-BY-SA 3.0 license mentioned in
> supercollider-sc3-plugins/source/ATK/sc/README

Petter:
> As for ATKDocsLicensing.schelp, as far as I can tell it refer to the
> license of the CC logo or some documentation that is not in git:

This, unfortunately, is true. The file

source/ATK/sc/HelpSource/Guides/Intro-to-the-ATK.schelp

is CC-BY-SA 3.0 and I will fix that for the package.

Regards,

Hanno

P.S.: Also, there are a number of recordings mentioned in

source/ATK/sc/README_RECORDINGS
source/ATK/sc/HelpSource/Other/ATKLicensing.schelp

which, while mentioned, aren't actually part of upstream's source
distribution.