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As discussed in T389540, I'd like to get access to the source code of the "request" tool prior to adopting it to ensure a smooth transition. Following the [[ https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Right_to_fork_policy | Right to fork policy ]], I make this request to the TFSC as the original maintainer has been inactive for more than a year and did not react to any of my communication attempts since then (see adoption request linked above). During the discussion of the adoption request, it was established that while no license is specified in the project itself, the code is implicitly licensed under GPLv3 as per the Toolforge terms of use (see T389540#10773653). I understand that the shared code will not include any obvious secrets (passwords, tokens etc.) My preferred way of accessing the code would be a Gitlab repository, but please choose whichever way/platform is convenient for you to share it.

As discussed in T389540, I'd like to get access to the source code of the "request" tool prior to adopting it to ensure a smooth transition. The tools admin link is https://toolsadmin.wikimedia.org/tools/id/request Following the [[ https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Right_to_fork_policy | Right to fork policy ]], I make this request to the TFSC as the original maintainer has been inactive for more than a year and did not react to any of my communication attempts since then (see adoption request linked above). During the discussion of the adoption request, it was established that while no license is specified in the project itself, the code is implicitly licensed under GPLv3 as per the Toolforge terms of use (see T389540#10773653). I understand that the shared code will not include any obvious secrets (passwords, tokens etc.) My preferred way of accessing the code would be a Gitlab repository, but please choose whichever way/platform is convenient for you to share it.

As discussed in T389540, I'd like to get access to the source code of the "request" tool prior to adopting it to ensure a smooth transition. The tools admin link is https://toolsadmin.wikimedia.org/tools/id/request Following the [[ https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge/Right_to_fork_policy | Right to fork policy ]], I make this request to the TFSC as the original maintainer has been inactive for more than a year and did not react to any of my communication attempts since then (see adoption request linked above). During the discussion of the adoption request, it was established that while no license is specified in the project itself, the code is implicitly licensed under GPLv3 as per the Toolforge terms of use (see T389540#10773653). I understand that the shared code will not include any obvious secrets (passwords, tokens etc.) My preferred way of accessing the code would be a Gitlab repository, but please choose whichever way/platform is convenient for you to share it.