As mentioned by @jsspencer in hande-qmc/hande#2, it is not clear by skimming through Autocmake-related files what their license is. I suggest to prepend the Python code and the Autocmake plugins with the BSD-3-Clause license header. In addition, it might also be a good idea to generate or download a brief README.md in the cmake directory that makes clear that the Autocmake project is used to generate parts of the CMake infrastructure. I propose the following as content:
The CMake infrastructure for this project is generated using [Autocmake] by Radovan Bast, Jonas Juselius and contributors.
The `update.py` Python script and the contents of the directories `autocmake` and `downloaded` are licensed under the terms of the [BSD-3-Clause license], unless otherwise stated.
[Autocmake]: http://autocmake.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
[BSD-3-Clause license]: https://tldrlegal.com/license/bsd-3-clause-license-(revised)
As mentioned by @jsspencer in hande-qmc/hande#2, it is not clear by skimming through Autocmake-related files what their license is. I suggest to prepend the Python code and the Autocmake plugins with the BSD-3-Clause license header. In addition, it might also be a good idea to generate or download a brief
README.md
in thecmake
directory that makes clear that the Autocmake project is used to generate parts of the CMake infrastructure. I propose the following as content: