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However, +# Michael has allowed me to release this under the MIT-license as long as +# I keep his name here. +# +# And, in fact: I could never create this without the code written by Michael. +# You should really thank him! +# +# Older versions of Gash, which doesn't include this section or the MIT-license, +# is still licensed under LGPL. class Gash < SimpleDelegator module Errors # This error is raised when the Git-command fails. lib/gash.rb 4f04a88cc694728afe68afcf9aa20ffc3ec5b2d5 Magnus Holm judofyr@gmail.com http://github.com/judofyr/gash/commit/7b8b79b6819ad2f4dbebaaaca6df88bf170265ba 7b8b79b6819ad2f4dbebaaaca6df88bf170265ba 2008-10-12T04:50:07-07:00 2008-10-12T04:50:07-07:00 Switching to MIT-license (thanks Michael!) 99bb138a54690da249fe5537aecca24e32466483 Magnus Holm judofyr@gmail.com