docs: Update license year to 2024 #6451
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This updates the license year to 2024 in all the LICENSE files. It also uses the MIT license text with the wrapping from https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/ rather than the more narrow wrapped text that was previously used, and adds the explicit "MIT License" header to each file to make this more obvious.
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We may want to just drop the year ... Thoughts @carllerche ? |
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I think that's fine in the US (IANAL however), but perhaps not everywhere? |
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The Rust project itself already did the same. |
That's good enough rationale for me. Will remove. |
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See also tokio-rs/tracing#2922 |
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This removes the copyright year in all the LICENSE files.
It also uses the MIT license text with the wrapping from
https://choosealicense.com/licenses/mit/ rather than the more narrow
wrapped text that was previously used, and adds the explicit "MIT
License" header to each file to make this more obvious.
Motivation
When I opened the license file, I was unsure if this was MIT licensed or another custom license due to the lack of header and non-standard formatting.
Solution
Use a more standard formatted license, and ensure the header states this is an MIT License.