Add MIT license compatibility badge to the README #4612
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varyonic
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Jan 25, 2017
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For the curious, this is the activeadmin page on Git.legal |
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@kmewhort I would make these changes for you, but you did not branch from master. Please re-submit with my requested changes if interested, but I will have to close this. |
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@varyonic what was the problem with the branch? |
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He wanted to merge from his master. Is that possible? If he renames his master then GitHub would close this anyway, no? |
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I just ran Git.legal's license compatibility scan on all the included gems. All checkout as compatible with the MIT license. There was just one LGPL license, which checks-out as truly being used a library, so no problems there.
The badge here gives a quick indicator that the license is MIT, and that the libraries used are compliant with that.