License and contributing?

[stefangotz]

I'd like to use and contribute to pyteamcity. In fact, I have a first PR pretty much lined up.

However, the first obstacle for me though is that I couldn't find which license this code is made available under. Would it be possible to clarify that? In particular regarding commercial use?

[stefangotz]

Btw. I think github as a good overview at https://choosealicense.com/, if that's of interest.

[sciyoshi]

Hi @stefangotz, thanks for your interest in using and contributing to this library! We are investigating the licensing issue and will get back to you shortly.

[stefangotz]

Hi Sam,

cool, I'm absolutely looking forward to it! I'd love to use pyteamcity in a an exciting new project that would help us in automating a crucial part of our development workflow and I can't wait to say goodbye to hours of manually clicking around in TeamCity to get tasks done :)

Stefan

[stefangotz]

Hi @sciyoshi ,

do you have good news on this topic? :)

Kind regards,
Stefan

[stefangotz]

Hey guys,

any news here?
Unfortunately, as long as pyteamcity does not have a license, it'd be illegal in most countries to use this code :-(

Cheers - Stefan

[wom-bat]

Looks like the licence is MIT from the source code. Just needs to be documented other than embedded in setup.py.

[allburov]

We waited a long time for the development of the new API, but did not wait. Therefore, we implemented TeamCity client , it supports ALL requests that are supported by TeamCity (since it was initially generated from swagger.json). Maybe will be useful for someone :)

Library have MIT license

• Docs https://devopshq.github.io/teamcity/
• GITHUB https://github.com/devopshq/teamcity