@intomind/sdk 0.0.0-stage → 1.4.1

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+ # Contributor license agreement
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+ By agreeing to this document you accept the following terms for any
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+ contribution you make to a project owned by IntoMind, Inc.
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+ ## 1. Definitions
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+ "You" means the individual or legal entity agreeing to this document.
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+ "Contribution" means any work of authorship you intentionally submit to a
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+ project owned by IntoMind, Inc., in any form and by any means, including
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+ a pull request, a patch, or a message. It does not include anything you
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+ clearly mark as "not a contribution".
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+
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+ ## 2. Copyright
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+ You keep the copyright in your contribution.
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+ You grant IntoMind, Inc. a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge,
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+ royalty-free, irrevocable copyright license to reproduce, prepare
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+ derivative works of, publicly display, publicly perform, sublicense, and
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+ distribute your contribution and the derivative works of it, under any
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+ license terms, including both the GNU Affero General Public License and a
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+ commercial license.
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+
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+ ## 3. Patents
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+ You grant IntoMind, Inc. a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive,
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+ no-charge, royalty-free, irrevocable patent license to make, have made,
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+ use, offer to sell, sell, import, and otherwise transfer your
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+ contribution, where that license covers only those patent claims you can
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+ license that are necessarily infringed by your contribution alone or by
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+ the combination of your contribution with the project it was submitted
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+ to.
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+ If any entity brings patent litigation alleging that a contribution, or
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+ the project it was submitted to, infringes a patent, any patent license
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+ granted under this agreement to that entity ends on the day the
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+ litigation is filed.
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+ ## 4. What you are saying is true
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+ You confirm that:
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+ - Each contribution is your original work, or you have the right to
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+ submit it under this agreement.
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+ - If your employer has rights in work you create, you have permission to
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+ make the contribution, or your employer has waived those rights.
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+ - Your contribution does not knowingly include anyone else's work that
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+ you have not identified, along with its license, in the contribution
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+ itself.
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+ ## 5. No warranty
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+ Your contribution is provided as is. You are not expected to support it
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+ and you give no warranty of any kind, except as stated above.
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+ ## 6. Notice
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+ If anything you said here stops being true, tell IntoMind, Inc.
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+ ## Agreeing
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+ Comment on your pull request with:
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+ ```
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+ I have read CLA.md and I agree to it.
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+ ```
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+ from the account that owns the contribution. That comment, together with
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+ the record of your account, is your agreement.
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+ # Contributing
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+ Issues, questions, and pull requests are welcome.
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+ ## Before your first pull request
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+ Sign the contributor license agreement. It is short, it is in `CLA.md`,
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+ and it is signed once rather than per contribution. Comment on your pull
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+ request with:
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+ ```
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+ I have read CLA.md and I agree to it.
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+ ```
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+ from the account that owns the contribution. A maintainer records the
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+ agreement against your account and later pull requests need nothing
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+ further.
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+ You keep the copyright in your work. The agreement gives IntoMind the
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+ right to use your contribution under both the Affero license and the
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+ commercial license, which is what makes it possible to offer either one.
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+ Without it a contribution could only ever go out under one of them, and
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+ the project would have to refuse the contribution or drop the commercial
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+ license.
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+ If you are contributing for an employer, get whoever owns your work to
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+ agree as well, and say so on the pull request.
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+ ## What makes a change easy to accept
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+ - One change per pull request, with the reason in the message rather than
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+ in a comment on the diff.
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+ - A test that fails before your change and passes after it. A change to
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+ behavior without a test that shows the behavior is hard to review and
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+ hard to keep.
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+ - The house style: American English, plain sentences, no abbreviation a
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+ reader has to look up.
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+ - Nothing that names hardware this library does not support. The device
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+ is the authority on what the device is, and a table of specific
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+ hardware here is a defect.
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+ ## What gets refused
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+ - Code you did not write, or code whose license is not compatible.
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+ - A dependency added for something small. Every dependency is a thing
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+ that has to keep working for as long as this library does.
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+ - Anything that makes a recording less honest: a silent gap, an invented
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+ sample, a statistic that was not measured.
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+ ## Security
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+ Report anything security sensitive to contact@intomind.com rather than in
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+ a public issue.