Add MIT license indicator to the gemspec.#23
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Please use double-quotes like the rest of this file. :)
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Sure. I went with single since the add_dependency calls were all single... but I can change it.
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Yup, I'll fix the other ones if you get the one in this PR. Thanks!
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Add MIT license indicator to the gemspec.
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This pull simply adds the MIT license indicator to the gemspec. This benefits developers by allowing Rubygems.org to display the proper license on the gem page and gives automated license checkers the ability to determine the intended license without looking into the repository.