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Fix the copyright notice in the license file #1440

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@chadwhitacre chadwhitacre commented Mar 12, 2024

Hey @rohitpaulk! 👋 I'm getting ready to submit FSL to SPDX and am reviewing existing adoption as part of that. Thanks for picking up 1.1 already! I noticed a small copy/paste error in the copyright notice (and also added the initial year in the range). 🐭

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    • Updated copyright information in the license documentation.

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This update involves a simple yet significant modification to the project's licensing documentation. The copyright information has been revised to reflect the correct and updated range of years, extending from 2021 through 2024, and also transitions the copyright holder from "GitButler Inc" to "CodeCrafters, Inc."

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LICENSE.md Updated copyright from "Copyright 2024 GitButler Inc" to "Copyright 2021-2024 CodeCrafters, Inc."

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A hop, a skip, in the code we dip,
From GitButler to Crafters, a swift ownership flip.
Through years it spans, from '21 to '24,
A change so small, yet means much more.
Celebrate we do, with a cheer and a clap,
For every line of code, in this digital map.
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  • 9-9: The update to the copyright notice is crucial for legal accuracy and aligns with the objectives of this PR. It's important to ensure that such information is correct, especially when preparing for broader legal recognition like SPDX submission.

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Yikes. Thanks for catching this @chadwhitacre!

@rohitpaulk rohitpaulk merged commit 1967061 into codecrafters-io:master Mar 12, 2024
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