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CException is missing a license file #29
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Great point. Thanks for noticing! |
@mvandervoord Would you be willing to also include an SPDX identifier to the sources? This would make the creation of an SBOM way simpler and is not really much effort to do that on source side (and on consumer side it creates effort). Adding SPDX identifiers is simple for licenses like |
Fix bug in tests (lack of volatile) (Issue #28)
@swaldhoer -- I've corrected the license handling. It's now consistent with the other projects. I looked into the SPDX identifiers. It's a simple process and I definitely see a place for it. The only downside is that the required Linux Foundation membership is rather costly. I'll leave this issue open and can hopefully do this in the future. |
perfect, thank you!
Sorry, I don't understand this point. What is the relation between adding a SPDX identifier to the source code and a required Linux Foundation membership. |
My mistake. I see the important bits of information now. When I first went to the site, it had a popup talking about membership and I assumed that was necessary. Thanks for the followup! |
All other ThrowTheSwitch projects have a dedicate license file
The license for CException is only stated at the end of the README file of the project.
Would it be possible to add a license file to the repository? I think it make sense as it makes the information better accessible and in a more common way.
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