JWally
commented
7 years ago Sorry for the slow response. @bchevalier, @lvenerosy : thoughts?
To be honest, I'm not really knowledgeable about licensing and its implications. I'm all for letting whoever wants to do whatever to / with the code have at it. Would something like this work? (I copied it from the Rails repo)
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bchevalier
Hi there,
I really like this library! Would you mind adding an explicit LICENSE file (package.json says MIT), and clarifying if there are external non-MIT-licensed dependencies? I'm guessing all the Tableau references are to Tableau-compatible data formats and expressions, but if it is not under the MIT license, I think that should be clarified.
Thank you!