Adds @license JSDoc tag to license comments #1102
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@lahirumaramba please merge this when ready. I don't think @nathanmosher has write access on this repo. |
Sounds good! I started the process. |
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Hi, just hoping to get this license tag submitted upstream to help this code play a bit better with the NodeJS import tools internally (at Google). The change will help a Google3 import script know that a comment block is, in fact, a license comment block.
There's a few trailing whitespaces my editor really wanted to remove too, lmk if I should revert them, and if you need more context.