seen a few files w/o header, and some that it's close to 10% of the script.
my question is: can this be treated as an external link/ref so not an
inline block of comments?
This may have been brought up before but I'm just getting back to Blender
"add-on" stuff.
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The convention is to always use the full license header when the code is
under that license, regardless of the size of the file.
There's no alternative shorter header that we use, better to keep the rule
about license headers simple & clear.
On Thu, Feb 14, 2019 at 2:57 AM Jim Bates wrote:
> se
Thanks Brecht, I like this simple rule. That way even if you only have
one file (and don't know where it came from) you can still know the
license.
Bassam
On Sun, 2019-02-17 at 20:26 +0100, Brecht Van Lommel wrote:
> The convention is to always use the full license header when the code
> is
> under
Thank you for confirming standard practice. I was getting a bit giddy about
ripping and stripping some code and thought, gee, would be nice to trim
that off the top :) wink and a nod.
Additionally there are some scripts that have owners copyright only; expect
those will be of limited use/distribut
