make dual licensing explicit#18134
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Curious to see if Github will do the right thing here and display both licenses
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This was optimistic of me. There doesn't appear to be any common way of identifying a commercial license |
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Synapse is dual licensed, as I discovered during the review of changes in the recent 1.140.0 release. The commercial license text was added in PR 18134 [1] but the dual licensing was reflected in pyproject.toml later, in PR 18973 [2]. Upstream-PR: element-hq/synapse#18134 [1] Upstream-PR: element-hq/synapse#18973 [2] Signed-off-by: Petr Vaněk <arkamar@gentoo.org>
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Update readme & LICENSE files to make it explicit that you can buy a commercial license as an AGPL alternative from Element.
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