fix(pvc-artifact): relicense CDI-derived files with recognized header#2628
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The DMT license linter rejects the CDI copyright headers on the code
vendored into pvc-artifact ("license header does not match any known
license"). Replace them with the standard Flant JSC Apache 2.0 header
recognized by the linter and add a note crediting the Containerized Data
Importer (CDI) project as the origin, matching the convention already used
in images/dvcr-artifact.
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Rakitin <dmitry.rakitin@flant.com>
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Description
The 22 CDI-derived Go files under
images/pvc-artifactstill carry theCopyright <year> The CDI Authors.header. This replaces them with the standardFlant JSC Apache 2.0 header, followed by a note crediting the Containerized Data
Importer (CDI) project as the origin — the same convention already used in
images/dvcr-artifact.Why do we need it, and what problem does it solve?
The DMT
licenselinter rejects the CDI headers with "license header does notmatch any known license", which fails the DMT check on every PR touching
pvc-artifact. The Flant JSC header is recognized by the linter, and the CDIattribution note preserves the origin of the vendored code.
What is the expected result?
The DMT
licensecheck passes onimages/pvc-artifact; nopvc-artifactfilereports "license header does not match any known license".
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