The git history has a clear trail showing author and contributor details.
An explicit copyright notice for every file isn't needed.
This is a straightforward, unquestionable license violation, and no amount of corporate FUD will change that.
Of course, the author keeps their copyright on the lines of code. But that's completely different from how the attribution should be done.
The git history has a clear trail showing author and contributor details.
An explicit copyright notice for every file isn't needed.
This is a straightforward, unquestionable license violation, and no amount of corporate FUD will change that.