Closed EvanTheProgrammer closed 1 year ago
I have updated to MIT licence
Oh, sorry that I was unclear. The OR
parts mean that the crate is currently available under any of the three licenses and the user accepting the code gets to pick. So you'd have to contribute the file under the full three-license-choice thing. Just like it says in the license
file of this repo's Cargo.toml
.
More simply: you can remove the mention of any particular license from the file and then the file would default to being under the same license as the rest of the repository under GitHub's TOS for how contributions work.
I have removed the licence part.
This looks good, and having your own credit on the file is totally fine, but before I can merge it I would need you to add it under the same license as the rest of the code in the repo (
Zlib OR Apache-2.0 OR MIT
), for simplicity to users of the crate. Documentation and config files and other non-code files can beCC0
on occasion, but I'd like all code files to have an identical license.