Hi,

While looking at bug-buddy 2.19.0, I saw the inclusion of code from Google breakpad with modifications to this code.

This is a big issue for distros such as Debian which do not allow embedded copies to be used.  The rationale is that security fixes should be made at a single place.

Of course, some projects are forks of some others, in which case we support both branches, but in the general case (such as embedding a lib within a software), we don't allow this.

It's ok to have an embedded copy as a *fallback*, and for example allow building against an external breakpad, but I fear this is not possible since you need some modifications to breakpad, is this correct?

If it is, could you please send these changes to breakpad's upstream?

Thanks,