chore: combine deps license with same text#18356
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| License: MIT | ||
| By: Sindre Sorhus | ||
| Repository: chalk/strip-ansi |
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Would it be worth collapsing these lines but only do it when the By is the same in all repositories to keep things simple? It seems there are several cases like this
License: MIT
By: Sindre Sorhus
Repositories: ..., sindresorhus/run-applescript, chalk/strip-ansi
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Nice! 👏🏼 |
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This shrinks our license file a bit by combining those with the same license text. It's slightly easier to review when hiding whitespace changes.
Initially my idea was even radical by grouping per license type, but it's not very feasible at the end since every license has slightly different formatting and additional text. Extending the copyright lines was also finicky to handle.