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the LICENSE file's text was probably mangled by some copypasting from secondary, reformatted sources. This causes both GitHub (see on the right saying "View license" rather than Apache 2) and tools like cargo-about to not recognize the license. I'd recommend replacing the file with the canonical text so that tools can parse it better
Also, you aren't supposed to fill out your name in the bottom "APPENDIX: How to apply the Apache License to your work." part. Instead, the convention is to shove the unmodified file into the repo as LICENSE / COPYING or something similar, then only put the notices into the source files, README, and/or a separate LICENSE / COPYING file with only that content.
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the LICENSE file's text was probably mangled by some copypasting from secondary, reformatted sources. This causes both GitHub (see on the right saying "View license" rather than Apache 2) and tools like
cargo-about
to not recognize the license. I'd recommend replacing the file with the canonical text so that tools can parse it betterAlso, you aren't supposed to fill out your name in the bottom "APPENDIX: How to apply the Apache License to your work." part. Instead, the convention is to shove the unmodified file into the repo as LICENSE / COPYING or something similar, then only put the notices into the source files, README, and/or a separate LICENSE / COPYING file with only that content.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: