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Update Azure.Batch to MIT license. #2923
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- Also updated readme.md and changelog.md in preparation for this to be released. - Includes update to the nuget package license as well.
@hovsepm - Here you go @darylmsft @itowlson @xingwu1 - please review. Specifically I would call out the project.json, Readme.md, and changelog.md as good candidates for review. The other files were bulk find-replaced so you probably don't need to review them all. Before mergingPlease wait until some folks from my team review this and sign off |
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# License notes | |||
The Azure Batch C# client is now under the MIT license. Prior to 3/10/2017 it was under the Apache 2.0 license. |
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Prefer to spell out dates - many readers will be in dd/mm/yyyy locales.
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Done
These changes are planned but haven't been published yet. | ||
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#### License | ||
Moved source code and NuGet package from Apache 2.0 license to MIT license. This is more consistent with the other Azure SDKs as well as other open source projects from Microsoft such as DotNet. |
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"DotNet" is not normally spelled out that way. The product is ".NET". They use "dotnet" as the user name under which they keep their GitHub repos, and in other places where the leading "." isn't allowed... but this seems to refer to the product...?
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Done
Revert "Update readme.md (Azure#2922)" (Azure#2923) This reverts commit 6c93aed55698e5fa4c31fca6bf2af72a57de1bb6.
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project.json
andAssemblyInfo.cs
files have been updated with the new version of the SDK.