Hello Joel,
Am 10.06.22 um 17:42 schrieb Joel Sherrill:
Hi
I'm back to relicensing for a bit and noticed that it looks like none of
the README's in testsuites have a license or copyright statement. Should
they?
Difficult question and I don't really have an answer for it. Some longer
README files most likely should have a license (like the files in
libbsd). Others are very short and contain more or less only a comment
for a directory (like the testsuites/sptests/README). I'm not sure about
these.
I can do forensics on the copyright attribution.
Should the README's be BSD-2, Creative Commons, or remain like they are
with nothing?
READMEs have the tendency that they are added to the documentation once
they reach a certain size. So if they need a license I think the same
license like in rtems-docs would be the best one.
Best regards
Christian
Thanks.
--joel
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