Ted Husted wrote:
>
> I think on a continuing basis, Committers should update the copyright
> notice to include the current year whenever they update a source file.
> This will happen most often in the early part of a year, but should
> happen year-round. So, as Peter said, if you revise a source file from
> 1999, you should change the copyright notice in the license to read
> 1999, 2002. If the file was from 2001, we would change it to 2001-2002.

I have never bothered to learn the details (there are some topics I avoid
lest I become perceived as an expert on the subject ;-)), but when working
on software for my employer (who has a tendency of being careful about such
things), we tend to follow the roughly the rules specified above.

> But I'm not sure that we need to any automatic updates of source files
> that have not changed.

Again, my experience is consistent with this observation.

- Sam Ruby


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