licence

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TermLegal declaration1

  • line 6…d complete on its own. The distinction is the point: a publication date or a licence is a fact the tool holds, an accessibility state is a commitment a human ta…

TermRelease1

  • line 6… a release with the standalone binaries of the linter, the checksums and the licence inventory, and the same tarballs go to npm, the container image to its regi…

DecisionSelf-hosted fonts1

  • line 9…for paths and identifiers, ship with the site under assets/fonts/ with their licence, so that a project without a theme of its own reads in them from the disk. …

DecisionGPL-3.0-or-later3

  • line 8…is published under the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later, and a licence inventory of the dependencies is regenerated and verified before every rele…
  • line 8…dencies is regenerated and verified before every release; a dependency whose licence is outside the allow-list fails the check, and widening the list is a decis…
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  • line 8… the list is a decision of the maintainers. The wiki a project generates with the tool is the project's own: the licence covers the tool, not what it documents.

ProcessRelease1

  • line 14…one binaries on three platforms, packs every published package, verifies the licence inventory, writes the checksums and creates the release from the tag with t…

RoleMaintainer1

  • line 6…the tool: reviews and merges the pull requests, cuts the releases, holds the licence inventory and the security contact, and decides on a design change after th…

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No declared property: there is no file for this word.

Maybe the same thing

Expressions close in form and context. A lead, not a claim.

See the neighbourhood map6 pages6Neighbourhood maplicence

Neighbourhood map licence

Distance1 hop

Neighbourhood map. The list below carries the same information as the map.existing pageword without a note

50 neighbours in total, more than the map shows.

textual equivalent

Six neighbours at most, always named. Beyond that the map teaches nothing: the list takes over.