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@rvagg rvagg commented Jan 15, 2015

Current format does not render properly when converted to RTF by
the tools/license2rtf.js tool, specifically the wrong sections are
presented as bold, giving the wrong emphasis to the document.

This fix makes the formatting more consistent, with non-license
summary sections bold and the licenses themselves unformatted.

Current format does not render properly when converted to RTF by
the tools/license2rtf.js tool, specifically the wrong sections are
presented as bold, giving the wrong emphasis to the document.

This fix makes the formatting more consistent, with non-license
summary sections bold and the licenses themselves unformatted.
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Rubber-stamp LGTM.

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I was surprised to find out that license2rtf is still in use. It would make sense write the license file in markdown, and use a standard markdown-to-rtf tool to produce an RTF for the installers. But it's totally not a priority.

lgtm and landed in eec4c81

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Current format does not render properly when converted to RTF by
the tools/license2rtf.js tool, specifically the wrong sections are
presented as bold, giving the wrong emphasis to the document.

This fix makes the formatting more consistent, with non-license
summary sections bold and the licenses themselves unformatted.

PR: #436
Reviewed-by: Ben Noordhuis <[email protected]>
Reviewed-by: Bert Belder <[email protected]>
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rvagg commented Jan 16, 2015

@bnoordhuis agreed, but I don't care enough about the windows installer nor about licenses in general to do anything more than make it look acceptable

@rvagg rvagg deleted the license-rtf-format-fix branch January 16, 2015 01:51
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