Align pyproject.toml to Git Repo License of MIT #330
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The license in the Git repo for TheHive4py moved from AGPLv3+ to MIT, but the toml code did not get updated, this catches up the rest of the build environment and should allow for proper license use
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The license in the Git repo for TheHive4py moved from AGPLv3+ to MIT, but the toml code did not get updated, this catches up the rest of the build environment and should allow for proper license use
At this moment, we cannot create a form of Docker Container because the build process does not support the use of the AGPLv3+ license and we were wondering why as the current version of TheHive4py is MIT licensed
These changes should allow a new release to be used in our and other license verified build processes