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@paulushub I understand now. My mistake was that I misinterpreted the intent of the License.txt file. I thought it was supplying several alternative licenses all for SharpVectors rather than first providing the SharpVectors license, and then secondly attributing other third-party components. (There are occasionally projects which do offer multiple licenses).
Thanks for the explanation, sorry for taking up your time!
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Both have the BSD license for SharpVectors itself, and the second one also has the third-party attributions.
The License.md
is meant for Github users, who simply want to know the license of the code.
The License.txt
is used in the Nuget packages:
SharpVectors/Source/SharpVectors.nuspec
Line 308 in a0272a4
Also, the BSD sections have different copyright dates.
Thanks, I will update that. Licensing is an important issue, I do appreciate you looking into it.
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The one meant for Nuget may actually be messing up the GitHub logic. When you view the main SharpVectors page, it shows this in the sidebar:
which if you click, shows this:
So its apparently picking up the Nuget file somehow. Maybe just based on filename?
This is partly what gave me the mistaken impression originally that you were offering multiple alternative licenses.
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But I would have thought it should read more like this:
My understanding: Newtonsoft.Json
is licensed under MIT.
MinIoC in SharpVectors is still under its own license, MIT.
It is copied verbatim (like that of Brotli), as is the practice for third-party licenses listing.
The LICENSE and README files are included here:
https://github.com/ElinamLLC/SharpVectors/blob/master/Source/SharpVectorModel/IoC/
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@paulushub I just noticed there are actually two license files in the repo:
https://github.com/ElinamLLC/SharpVectors/blob/master/License.md
and
https://github.com/ElinamLLC/SharpVectors/blob/master/License.txt
Both have the BSD license for SharpVectors itself, and the second one also has the third-party attributions.
As a suggestion, it might be less confusing (for dummies like me 😁) if you removed the BSD part from the second file and use it only for third-party attributions.
Also, the BSD sections have different copyright dates.
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It works well in the tab view, will look into any way to improve it.
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