+[2019-03-17T20:03:07Z]Oberon4278How difficult is it to change my project's license after I start the project? I don't anticipate that anyone but me will interact with it before I find out if I have to change the license. +[2019-03-17T20:05:40Z]nedbatOberon4278: there's no formal procedure, just change it. +[2019-03-17T20:05:52Z]nedbatOberon4278: the old version of the code is still available under the old license. +[2019-03-17T20:08:35Z]Oberon4278ok cool thanks +[2019-03-17T21:28:20Z]canton7Oberon4278, if you're working with other people, you need their consent in order to relicense the code. If it's just you, it's fine
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Posted by platz in #github at 2019-03-17T04:55:40Z
is github's public pgp key available somewhere?
+[2019-03-18T13:26:14Z]m_benI cloned a github project and whenever I run git pull I get an error "fatal: refusing to merge unrelated history". I didn't make any local changes to the project. I just want to update. when I compare the commit hashes from my local cloned repo and the github version, they are suddenly different. the messages itself are the same. why is that happening? +[2019-03-18T19:29:36Z]Richard_CavellHello everyone. I have a github project and github has incorrectly identified which language the project is in. Can this be changed? +[2019-03-18T19:36:25Z]nedbatRichard_Cavell: i don't think you can affect it. What language is it, and what did GitHub think it was? +[2019-03-18T19:41:06Z]Richard_Cavellhttps://github.com/richardcavell/sorcery It's BASIC but github is seeing the makefile as the primary thing I suppose. +[2019-03-18T19:42:09Z]nedbatRichard_Cavell: well, the Makefile is 25 times longer than the BASIC. You have much more make than basic.