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Can you standardize the README to match other IPFS repositories? |
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The MIT License (MIT) | |||
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Copyright (c) 2016 Juan Batiz-Benet |
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Probably should be Jeromy Johnson
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Or Protocol Labs.
@RichardLitt could you just do the standard readme thing like you've been doing on other repos? |
@whyrusleeping Don't have admin access to this repo, can't push to this branch. Add me? |
Sorry I didn't know there is template, if you an point me to it i can change it and use it for the other packages as well. Is it the same for ipfs and libp2p repos? As for the licence i just included the one from go-ipfs where i got the code, I'll change it to protocol labs. |
@geoah we use standard readme: https://github.com/richardlitt/standard-readme @RichardLitt added this repo to the admin group |
@geoah No worries. Most of the other repos should be standardized; it's a pretty straightforward conversion. It's the same for ipfs and libp2p. I can make an example minimal template if you like. |
@whyrusleeping @RichardLitt should be ok now. |
Sweet, LGTM |
This should wrap up the split of
go-key
fromgo-ipfs
.README
andLICENCE
1.0.0
to gx@whyrusleeping if can please enable travis for this repo first so we can see that everything works as expected.