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ConceptDeveloper Certificate of Origin / 开发者原创证书

DCO

Developer Certificate of Origin, a mechanism in open source projects by which contributors declare that the code they submit is original or that they have the right to submit it; it is a lightweight alternative to the CLA, used to ensure the compliance of code provenance.

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Oct 14

In the Linux kernel and many open source projects, submitters must attach a Signed-off-by tag to patches, namely the Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO), indicating that they have the right to submit the code and are willing to bear the corresponding responsibility.

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Oct 14

If NetBSD wants to implement an "AI-free" policy, it needs an accompanying Contributor License Agreement (CLA) or Developer Certificate of Origin (DCO) to require contributors to declare the provenance of their code.

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Oct 2

Organizations such as Mozilla and the Python Software Foundation have switched to DCO (Developer Certificate of Origin) as a lighter-weight alternative to CLA.

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Sep 11

Large open-source projects typically have strict CLA signing requirements and DCO checks.

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Aug 26

DCO由Linux基金会于2004年引入,是一种通过在git提交中添加'Signed-off-by'行来声明代码来源合法性的轻量级机制

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Aug 25

传统开源贡献模型建立在Developer Certificate of Origin(DCO)或Contributor License Agreement(CLA)基础上,贡献者通过签署这些文件声明其对提交代码拥有合法权利

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