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Pyccuracy follows a very strict header-for-file format. Is there a provision for file level license boilerplate that all open-source projects have ?
Say instead of :
As a ... I want to ... So that ...
I am able to write it like :
<license boilerplate here( each line starting with '#'> As a ... I want ... So that ...
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Pyccuracy follows a very strict header-for-file format. Is there a provision for file level license boilerplate that all open-source projects have ?
Say instead of :
As a ...
I want to ...
So that ...
I am able to write it like :
<license boilerplate here( each line starting with '#'>
As a ...
I want ...
So that ...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: