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Usage profile #191
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Usage profile #191
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Signed-off-by: Yoshiyuki Ito <yoshiyuki.ito.ub@renesas.com>
Signed-off-by: Yoshiyuki Ito <yoshiyuki.ito.ub@renesas.com>
Signed-off-by: Yoshiyuki Ito <yoshiyuki.ito.ub@renesas.com>
Signed-off-by: Yoshiyuki Ito <yoshiyuki.ito.ub@renesas.com>
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@maxhbr -san, It was overwritten by my operation mistake. I've committed correct one.
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I am not able to open this drawio file, as it seems to be a html github page
Hello, It doesn't look like there is a way to comment inline in the PDF itself, so I'm replying with a couple of thoughts here. For slide 6 "Terms of Use for these deliverables": if this is about a contractual limitation on use, wouldn't that be more appropriate to include a licensing profile section with a For slide 7 "Expiration date and time OR Expiration event": similarly, it would be helpful to have more explanation to understand what is "expiring" in this situation. I assume that it wouldn't be either the SBOM itself, or the license to use the software. Is there something else that is "expiring"? |
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I just saw @maxhbr comment - indeed the draw.io file is HTML rather than the draw.io data which can be downloaded.
Sorry, I've re-committed at #38f3040 for that drawio file. |
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LGTM - Thanks @yoshi-i
@maxhbr - pls review and if OK, we can merge |
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I do not understand the USAGE OPERATOR
, are there some examples?
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This uses the DESCRIBES relation, but that is (at least in 2.3) defined as "Is to be used when SPDXRef-DOCUMENT describes SPDXRef-A." with the example "An SPDX document WildFly.spdx describes package ‘WildFly’. Note this is a logical relationship to help organize related items within an SPDX document that is mandatory if more than one package or set of files (not in a package) is present.". Not sure if it is valid in this usecase.
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This shows a specific way of how licensing information is expressed, which might not align with the actual future of the licensing profile. Maybe this could be made transparent
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I think we always use singular:
Deliverables
->Deliverable
comments
->comment
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The AND
and OR
looks very similar to license expressions and might cause confusion.
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This uses the DESCRIBES relation, but that is (at least in 2.3) defined as "Is to be used when SPDXRef-DOCUMENT describes SPDXRef-A." with the example "An SPDX document WildFly.spdx describes package ‘WildFly’. Note this is a logical relationship to help organize related items within an SPDX document that is mandatory if more than one package or set of files (not in a package) is present.". Not sure if it is valid in this usecase.
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This shows a specific way of how licensing information is expressed, which might not align with the actual future of the licensing profile. Maybe this could be made transparent
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I think we always use singular:
Deliverables
->Deliverable
comments
->comment
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The AND
and OR
looks very similar to license expressions and might cause confusion.
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Could you maybe instead provide some file that can be edited and further improved instead of a PDF?
Model descriptions with drawio and supplemental pdf document of Usage Profile
Signed-off-by: Yoshiyuki Ito yoshiyuki.ito.ub@renesas.com