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Uploading Processing Sketch with library to github

I have a sketch I wrote in the language Processing that I want to put up on GitHub. It uses a library released under LGPL so from what I understand, I’m able to (and should) upload the library alongside it. The library, like most Processing libraries, lives inside /Processing/libraries (and from what I understand, it’s very difficult to get them running outside the libraries folder), the sketch lives in a folder inside processing (i.e. /Processing/foo).

Uploading Processing Sketch with library to github

I have a sketch I wrote in the language Processing that I want to put up on GitHub. It uses a library released under LGPL so from what I understand, I’m able to (and should) upload the library alongside it. The library, like most Processing libraries, lives inside /Processing/libraries (and from what I understand, it’s very difficult to get them running outside the libraries folder), the sketch lives in a folder inside processing (i.e. /Processing/foo).

Uploading Processing Sketch with library to github

I have a sketch I wrote in the language Processing that I want to put up on GitHub. It uses a library released under LGPL so from what I understand, I’m able to (and should) upload the library alongside it. The library, like most Processing libraries, lives inside /Processing/libraries (and from what I understand, it’s very difficult to get them running outside the libraries folder), the sketch lives in a folder inside processing (i.e. /Processing/foo).

Uploading Processing Sketch with library to github

I have a sketch I wrote in the language Processing that I want to put up on GitHub. It uses a library released under LGPL so from what I understand, I’m able to (and should) upload the library alongside it. The library, like most Processing libraries, lives inside /Processing/libraries (and from what I understand, it’s very difficult to get them running outside the libraries folder), the sketch lives in a folder inside processing (i.e. /Processing/foo).

Do I need to provide the source code for GPL dependencies?

Let’s say there is a software that is build on basis of a GPL v2 licensed software. This software is being distributed in binary form. GPL requires that the source code and build instructions are made available for anyone. But is it legal to provide instructions that state something like this: “To compile you also have to download libraries X, Y and Z from their websites”?