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This x12 library looks really efficient and well laid out for slicing and dicing x12 data! Way better than some of the other non python3+ libs out there.
In your readme you have that "Contributions are welcome", but you do not have any clear license for this library.
Thanks so much for checking out the library and for the kind words. You’re absolutely right—it would be clearer to explicitly include the license. I’ve just pushed an update adding an MIT License file (similar to my other repos), and I’ve updated the README to reflect that contributions are welcome under MIT.
Appreciate the heads-up and I look forward to any feedback or PRs you might have!
Hey there, @copyleftdev,
This x12 library looks really efficient and well laid out for slicing and dicing x12 data! Way better than some of the other non python3+ libs out there.
In your readme you have that "Contributions are welcome", but you do not have any clear license for this library.
In some of your other code, you have it clearly licensed as MIT (e.g. https://github.com/copyleftdev/5l4pp3r?tab=readme-ov-file#-license). Here you have it listed as "License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License" in the setup.cfg
Are you able to provide guidance as to how you are looking to license this code, and if so add a LICENSE file to this repo for clarity?
Appreciate it!
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