What's the license for examples/csp.rs?

[erickt]

Hello! We saw that the code in examples/csp.rs is derived from https://www.nada.kth.se/~snilsson/concurrency/#Match, but there doesn't appear to be a license associated with this example. Could one be added, or this file be removed, or at least exclude this file from the crate?

[ghost]

The CSP example was published under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. I'll add attribution info.

Can I ask you for an advice on two more licensing issues?

We have a port of Go tests in the tests directory, which should include a license notice too. Would adding a Go license to that file be enough? Alternatively, I could move those tests into a different repository so that crates depending on crossbeam-channel don't include that file at all.

We similarly have a copy of std::sync::mpsc tests, where it might be a good idea to also add a Rust license. Do you think that is necessary?

[erickt]

Either way of these ways would work for us, but we can't give advice on which is the best approach you should take.

[erickt]

Thanks for this @stjepang! When do you expect to do another release? We're using cargo-vendor to incorporate crates into our repo, so we can't update our crossbeam-channel until it lands on crates.io.

[ghost]

@erickt I'm preparing version 0.3.0 here: #106

I expect to release it this week, but if you need it sooner than that, I can bump the version now.

[erickt]

This week is fine, thanks @stjepang!

[ghost]

Version 0.3.0 has been released! You can see some comments on it here.