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I don't understand your question. How does the license included with omggif differ from:
https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
? As far as I can tell omggif is and has always been the word for word MIT license.
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Ok I see, I didn't recognize the text specifically as the mit license and I guess I was expecting it to say it right in the text of the license.
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An automated tool I was using may have been triggered by this, I can't remember, but here is an example of how github integration can detect the license type by putting it into a LICENSE file specifically:
https://github.com/electron/electron/blob/main/LICENSE
Which helps tools that do dependency checks know what can be used and what requires legal review.
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Related Issues (20)
- Implement streaming HOT 12
- Please add license file HOT 2
- Disposal method 2 not supported HOT 2
- Combine frames with transparency HOT 3
- Quantization and efficient frame encoding
- Are you accepting PRs? HOT 4
- Infinite loop on truncated GIF HOT 3
- Unhelpful exception on exceeding buffer bounds HOT 5
- Exceptions do not include a stack trace
- Enumerate public API? HOT 3
- Blending operations in GIFs HOT 2
- Upload to bower
- Loop count when exporting GIF HOT 9
- Get global palette from GIF HOT 6
- Invalid Block Size HOT 5
- Supporting corrupted GIFs to some degree HOT 2
- Attempt to use undefined value HOT 1
- Corrupted GIF at the output HOT 4
- frame ghosting and partial frames HOT 1
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