Closed mprins closed 7 years ago
Yes the translation tool strips all comments and just keeps track of the authors.
If i remember right all DokuWiki Plugins must be gpl2 since they all use the Plugin interface of DokuWiki and DokuWiki is GPL 2 What do you think about it @splitbrain ?
Well, theoretically a single file could be licensed under a more permissive license. It would be cool if the tool would keep any existing comments and just modify the @author lines but I don't see that as high priority.
@dom-mel you are ignoring the fact that there is a long list of GPL compatible licenses, https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#GPLCompatibleLicenses and pulling in a dicussion on license term diffuses the issue at hand. However, since you are going there, I would like to point out that removing a copyright notice may actually be illegal.
i'll think i try to preserve all comments and just replace the @author entries. Thanks for your input :-)
if there are any file headers, eg. a copyright notice in a comment block they are removed from the translated file.
Also if there is an existing @licence tag in the php doc it is replaced with
@license GPL 2 (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html)
irrespective of the content or formatting of the file