License question about aruco-android HOT 6 CLOSED

Thanks a lot! I've just added both apps (i.e. including the camera calibration) to my repo to make them easier to find and access, including automated updates (which are automatically fetched within 24h of your attaching them to a new tag). A few pointers:

• please always increase versionCode with each release, as that's how Android tells versions apart
• please take a look at this report. It's most likely "false positives", but you're better aware of them.
• both apps lack a dedicated icon (they're using the Android default icon). I saw this with several apps already – so if someone has multiple such candidates installed they are hard to distinguish in the launcher 😉
• both APKs have debugging enabled. I guess that's due to their "early state", and you'll remove the debug flag in some later version. Just mentioning it "to remember" 😉

With the next sync around 19:00 UTC today, your apps can be found here:

• Aruco
• Aruco Camera Calibration

So if you wish, you can use these badges in your Readme to link there, for easier installation/updates by your users.

Now, wishing you the best for your project – and thanks again for your help!

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Thank you very much, I will follow your recommendations for the next update.

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Great! Listings are visible now, btw. As the issue is thereby solved, I think we can close it. Should you wish the metadata in Fastlane Structures so you can control how the listings look, let me know and I send my initial package with a PR (as you have 2 apps here, and Fastlane covers only one, I'd suggest using it for the main app). My updater would check that structure as well for news then whenever a new release is pulled.

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All the features of Aruco are only accessible in opencv-contrib, so you have to refer to the license of opencv-contrib.
Otherwise, you can check the Aruco sourceforge page.

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Thanks for your reply, @RivoLink! This raises 3 questions:

All the features of Aruco are only accessible in opencv-contrib

Does that mean users need to install something in addition to this app to make it work – or are you rather saying that branch is what the app is based on?

so you have to refer to the license of opencv-contrib.

The link gives me a 404.

Otherwise, you can check the Aruco sourceforge page.

Ah. That says "BSD" – which is totally fine, thanks! So maybe including that with the Readme? Or even add the license file to the project root, so Github picks it up automatically?

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You are welcome,

• No, we do not need any other installion to run the application, it already uses opencv-contrib to have all the features of Aruco.
• Sorry, I copied the wrong link, try this: LICENSE
• Ok, I will add the license in the README

Thanks for your attention

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