Add a license

[brhelwig]

Hey there,

I would like to use your package in a project but I noticed you don't have a license file.
would you consider adding a license to your repo to make it clear what the license terms are?

MIT is an often suggested choice if you aren't sure. :-)
See: https://choosealicense.com/

Thanks!

[peterbe]

Thanks. Isn't there a license in the setup.py?

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[brhelwig]

i saw it in setup.py but the lawyers at my last job ‘strongly encouraged’ us to make sure there was a full copyright notice in open source projects we use to make sure we’re fully in compliance with the author’s intentions.

also sometimes projects changes licenses for various reasons and updates get missed so I always check to make sure i’m respectful of copyright . 🙂