A few months ago, a note was added to the Readme indicating that this package is now "Treeware".
While of course you can license your software under any license, the original software at https://github.com/mikunn/openapi-schema-to-json-schema did not mention any such requirement - (nor did it provide any license... always add a License to your code I guess).
While I'm all for planting :evergreen_tree: trees :deciduous_tree: , this means embedding this as a library into any software passes the "cost" on to potential users. Would releasing using a well-known license such as MIT/BSD/Apache be a possibility - with eventually a note asking to plant a tree?
A few months ago, a note was added to the Readme indicating that this package is now "Treeware".
While of course you can license your software under any license, the original software at https://github.com/mikunn/openapi-schema-to-json-schema did not mention any such requirement - (nor did it provide any license... always add a License to your code I guess).
While I'm all for planting :evergreen_tree: trees :deciduous_tree: , this means embedding this as a library into any software passes the "cost" on to potential users. Would releasing using a well-known license such as MIT/BSD/Apache be a possibility - with eventually a note asking to plant a tree?
Thanks!