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update copyright notices #2499
update copyright notices #2499
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If the legal team says this is better, I'm happy with it.
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Once #2502 is merged I'll rerun the script on then-master an update this PR with the result. Changed lines should be added == removed. |
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The files in ledger/sandbox/src/main/resources/db/migration/*
are immutable, their hash is used in the database migration.
If changing them is absolutely necessary, we will have to find a way to help users with persistent sandbox databases deal with the resulting breakage (e.g., https://flywaydb.org/documentation/command/repair.html).
Building on top of @rautenrieth-da's review, I would suggest to either:
The first approach could be viable as applied exclusively to existing migration scripts, since they cannot be changed. |
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The goal of the new header is to accommodate external contributions (as, given our CLA, they retain copyright to their contribution). Therefore, if those files are immutable and have been written entirely by DA employees so far, there is no need to update them. I have rebased this PR on top of #2514, so migration files should now be unchanged by this. Could you please update your review to match the new state of this PR? |
Copyright is complicated and I don't understand it. The legal team tells me this is better.