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@dbs now that the linting is done do you want to apply your proposed licensing changes as a PR? |
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The result of running apply_headers.pl, as recommended at each tagged release in edsu#147, is to generate or update a LICENSE file that includes both the text of the license and a list of all of the contributors as found in the git log. Fixes edsu#151. Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <[email protected]>
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The result of running apply_headers.pl, as recommended at each tagged release in edsu#147, is to generate or update a LICENSE file that includes both the text of the license and a list of all of the contributors as found in the git log. Fixes edsu#151. Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <[email protected]>
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The result of running apply_headers.pl, as recommended at each tagged release in edsu#147, is to generate or update a LICENSE file that includes both the text of the license and a list of all of the contributors as found in the git log. Fixes edsu#151. Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <[email protected]>
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As part of the v4 release there has been some discussion about whether to re-license pymarc so as to better reflect the many contributors to the project, and also to simply maintenance.
See: #147
This issue is here to document any of the changes we'd like to make.
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