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I noticed that nalgebra switched it's licensing a year ago to Apache 2.0.
However, the Cargo.toml still specifies BSD-3. This makes tooling like cargo license output the following:
BSD-3-Clause (1): nalgebra
Now, I don't have a problem with either of these licenses, but it's pretty confusing. Can this be updated in the Cargo.toml to make it more clear what license we should be using with this software?
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It looks like this was changed from Apache-2.0 back to BSD-3 in this commit: 7d5cc49
But it looks like some of the sub-crates never had their license changed from BSD-3 to Apache-2.0 in the earlier license change. I also couldn't find much documentation on the earlier license change. Were all contributors contacted, or did someone just decide to change the license?
Hi!
I noticed that nalgebra switched it's licensing a year ago to Apache 2.0.
However, the
Cargo.toml
still specifiesBSD-3
. This makes tooling likecargo license
output the following:Now, I don't have a problem with either of these licenses, but it's pretty confusing. Can this be updated in the Cargo.toml to make it more clear what license we should be using with this software?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: