License cleanup patch #438

reactive-firewall · 2025-06-10T04:14:14Z

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Updated a few more License URLs to direct links.

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Closes v2.1.x Chore - Update license URLs #335

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Changes in file LICENSE.md:

updated a few more licences to direct links

Changes in file tests/profiling.py:

updated python-repo licences to direct link

Changes in file tests/test_basic.py:

updated python-repo licences to direct link

Changes in file tests/test_build.py:

updated python-repo licences to direct link

Changes in file tests/test_usage.py:

updated python-repo licences to direct link

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- Updated license reference URLs in documentation and file headers to point to the latest version on the default branch. No functional changes were made.

Changes in file LICENSE.md: * updated a few more licences to direct links Changes in file tests/profiling.py: * updated python-repo licences to direct link Changes in file tests/test_basic.py: * updated python-repo licences to direct link Changes in file tests/test_build.py: * updated python-repo licences to direct link Changes in file tests/test_usage.py: * updated python-repo licences to direct link

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LICENSE.md (1)

70-70: External repo URL update is correct

The YMMV repository’s LICENSE.md link now explicitly points to the HEAD branch and is consistent with other license references in this file.

tests/test_build.py (1)

12-12: License URL updated correctly to reference HEAD branch

The comment now points to https://github.com/reactive-firewall/python-repo/blob/HEAD/LICENSE.md, aligning with other test files.

tests/test_usage.py (1)

12-12: License URL updated correctly

The URL now references the HEAD branch for the LICENSE.md file, consistent with other test modules.

tests/profiling.py (1)

12-12: License URL updated correctly

The comment now points to the HEAD branch of the license, matching the pattern in other test files.

tests/test_basic.py (1)

12-12: License URL updated correctly

The license reference in the header now explicitly links to blob/HEAD/LICENSE.md, consistent with repository standards.

LICENSE.md

reactive-firewall added this to the Documentation Upkeep milestone Jun 10, 2025

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reactive-firewall added documentation Improvements or additions to documentation Chore Miscellaneous chores to maintain the project labels Jun 10, 2025

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