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Stars and mentions · Last 30 days, Oct 7 – Nov 5
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- 1Owned by collective now
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- collective.github.comBest: 3rd by PR authors, 8 PR authors001
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Mentions
Is your FOSS license not getting recognized by GitHub? Try using the tool that GitHub uses to detect your license, licensee. licensee.github.io Apparently, reStructuredText headings are not ignored in its analysis. This is a remnant of when icalendar included its license in its documentation, a pattern that many projects in @plone and the Collective GitHub organization copy-pastad for over a decade. icalendar#2064
icalendar: `icalendar` Parser Library for Python #python collective/icalendar
BPMN with Plone Plone is a popular open source content management system. Asko Soukka from the University of Jyväskylä is working on a Plone extension that is presented last month at the Plone conference. Checkout the repository at collective/bpmn-with-plone which offers a GitHub code spaces where you try it out instantly. The docs are also worth a read. Asko's put some good thought into this, and even included some integration patterns specific to content management systems that are worth a quick read.