License?
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Hello, is there a license associated with your repository?
Thanks!
No…I never thought about that.
I was just sharing openly.
Maybe I should put some sort of ultra-permissive notice there.
I was at Google for a long time and though this code was done on my own time…it was always with the spirit of helping the Go community.
Michael
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Hello, is there a license associated with your repository?
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MIT is as ultra-permissive as you can get. That or WTFPL wtfpl.net
I just added the MIT license to the “walk” description. Some of that walk code comes from the Go-library itself and was modified so it retains the BSD license for those parts.
Everything else is MIT-style.
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MIT is as ultra-permissive as you can get. That or WTFPL wtfpl.net
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Thank you very much. Happy holidays!
You are most welcome. Enjoy.