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Github do not identify the license of the application as MIT. This is observable when looking at the main application page as it says View license next to the "justice" icon. It would normally say "MIT license".
I think this is because the repository contains multiple files called LICENSE:
LICENSE (the official license file)
LICENSE.h (the c++ template to use in source code files)
LICENSE.rtf (The license file used with the Wix Toolset, to build the installer)
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I tried editing the LICENSE file directly on github and selected the MIT license as per these instructions. See commit 13ec8e0 for details. The issue was not resolved and github is still confused as to which license file is the real license.
The file LICENSE.h is a template required when CMake generates the files /build/include/shellanything/config.h and /build/include/shellanything/version.h. The code in CMakeLists.txt should be modified to use the official LICENSE file and wrap the content with c++ block comments such as :
/*LICENSE TEXT HERE*/
The license header in config,h and version.h would be different that other license headers but this is a minor defect to deal with.
This problem is also observed with other repositories such as RapidAssist.
Github do not identify the license of the application as MIT. This is observable when looking at the main application page as it says
View license
next to the "justice" icon. It would normally say "MIT license".I think this is because the repository contains multiple files called LICENSE:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: