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Opening and pinning this issue to track as more information is learned on this topic. This may have implications on versioning hydrotools packages. Minimally, I think a change in license justifies a major release. Note that it's currently unclear where this new requirement is coming from. It could be anywhere in the OWP-NOAA-DOC chain.
With these PRs, I think the repo is ready to transition to the new license, whenever we get the final signed version of the policy.
PRs #261#262#263#264#265#266#267#268#269#270
The plan is to bump all subpackages up to the next major version and pin a release as hydrotools v3.0.0 with the new license.
Also note that 7519e7d was reverted back to the original license due to ambiguities with how the actual language is supposed to appear in the new license.
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Opening and pinning this issue to track as more information is learned on this topic. This may have implications on versioning
hydrotools
packages. Minimally, I think a change in license justifies a major release. Note that it's currently unclear where this new requirement is coming from. It could be anywhere in the OWP-NOAA-DOC chain.@aaraney @hellkite500 Thoughts?
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