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License put in by default #19
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Yeah, we should probably ask when SwiftPlate is run what license that the user wants to use, and add that both to the |
Do source files really need a license header? Isn't a LICENSE file enough? Just feels so unnecessary 😕 |
I kinda agree with @kiliankoe . Can't we just us the XCode default of
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Yeah, the Xcode defaults should be enough actually 👍 (if people want to add a license header to the source + test file they can easily do so after SwiftPlate has generated them anyway) |
Replaced MIT license header with Xcode header #19
It looks like the generated files have the MIT License put in by default at the top of all files. Though it doesn't really make a difference to my org (we're open sourcing most of our stuff), people might have a problem with it.
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