x/pkgsite: package removal request for https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/jamf/regatta and https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/jamf/regatta-go

[rschone]

Dear Google pkg.go.dev Team,

We are writing to formally request the removal of the following package entries from pkg.go.dev, due to legal concerns regarding a naming conflict and the subsequent privatization of the repositories:

https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/jamf/regatta

https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/jamf/regatta-go

These repositories were previously publicly available under the name "Regatta," but we have since been informed of a legal naming collision with another entity. As a result, we have made the decision to no longer publish under the original name and have made both repositories private.

To prevent confusion and to ensure compliance with legal requirements, we respectfully ask that these package entries be removed from public indexing and browsing on pkg.go.dev.

Please let us know if any additional verification or documentation is needed to complete this request.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

Best regards,

Rudolf Schönecker
Senior Software Engineer
rudolf.schonecker@jamf.com

[prattmic]

cc @golang/pkgsite

[ansaba]

@rschone , can you create the issue from jamf account? This will help us verifying that request is raised by the author of the pkg.

[martinvizvary]

Hello @ansaba, I'm afraid that we are not able to create the issue from Jamf account. We are using SSO linked to personal Github accounts. All we can do is to reveal membership to Jamf org on our Github profile pages. We can also do some further challenge to verify our accounts via company email @jamf.com .

[adonovan]

I've made the configuration change; please allow a few days for it to propagate.

[rschone]

Hello @adonovan,
Will those packages also be automatically removed from the public proxies, or should we file another request for the removal on proxies?

[adonovan]

Hello @adonovan, Will those packages also be automatically removed from the public proxies, or should we file another request for the removal on proxies?

As a matter of policy we don't remove files from the module mirror, as it would cause Go builds to break.