chore:update LICENSE to AGPL#49
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✏️ Tip: You can customize this high-level summary in your review settings. WalkthroughThe LICENSE file has been entirely replaced, switching from Apache License 2.0 to GNU Affero General Public License Version 3, introducing copyleft and network server obligations in place of the previous permissive licensing model. Changes
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In @LICENSE:
- Around line 42-48: The license text change to AGPL v3 introduces
network-server obligations that differ from Apache 2.0; update all release
notes, the changelog entry, and any "upgrading" or "legal" documentation to
explicitly call out the breaking change: state that AGPL v3 requires operators
of networked services to provide source for modified versions to users, describe
the impact for SaaS/self-hosted deployments, and add a clear
migration/compatibility notice for maintainers of forks and downstream projects
(include links to the AGPL v3 terms and recommend seeking legal counsel).
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1-61: Verify PR completeness against stated objectives.The LICENSE file content matches the official AGPL-3.0 text (Version 3, 19 November 2007). However, the PR objectives list four required changes:
- Replace LICENSE file with AGPL-3.0 text — ✓ completed
- Add
license = {text = "AGPL-3.0-or-later"}topyproject.toml— not provided- Update
README.mdwith license badge and section — not provided- Update GitHub repository license setting — not applicable in PR files
Clarify whether the
pyproject.tomlandREADME.mdupdates are included in this PR or separate commits. If separate, ensure they're addressed before merge to avoid incomplete license migration.
620-661: Verify source file header updates are included.The "How to Apply These Terms" section (lines 620–661) provides guidance for adding license notices to source files. Standard boilerplate should be added to each file to indicate AGPL licensing.
Confirm that all source files in the repository have been updated with appropriate AGPL license headers and copyright notices.
Resolves #41