Does checking your own box (shown as an edit by the correct user) count as agreement? Either way, I do so confirm for myself.

Can we MIT it, or should we use the Python license?

It looks like the CLA bot is active on this repo, which implies that contributions have been under Apache 2.0 or Academic Free License v3 (from https://www.python.org/psf/contrib/contrib-form/) and says that we either keep it under those licenses or a license "approved by a unanimous vote of the PSF board" (which I assume is only the Python license right now?).

👍 for any license

Confirmed!

Confirmed that I'm fine with my contributions being licensed under either MIT or Python license.

I am also fine with my work being under either the Python license or the MIT license!

I'm fine!

MIT it!

I am fine with my work here being under the MIT license, or any other OSI Approved License.

LGTM!

Can we MIT it, or should we use the Python license?

It looks like the CLA bot is active on this repo, which implies that contributions have been under Apache 2.0 or Academic Free License v3 (from python.org/psf/contrib/contrib-form) and says that we either keep it under those licenses or a license "approved by a unanimous vote of the PSF board" (which I assume is only the Python license right now?).

Good point, looks like the CLA bot first triggered on this repo on 18th July 2023 (#51 (comment)).

Limiting to before this date at https://github.com/python/release-tools/graphs/contributors gives these contributors:

• ambv
• benjaminp
• berkerpeksag
• birkenfeld
• carljm
• di
• ezio-melotti
• larryhastings
• ned-deily
• pablogsal
• serhiy-storchaka
• vstinner
• Yhg1s
• zooba

I expect everyone there has already signed the CLA, or can do. I'll open another PR to use the PSF licence instead and ask Łukasz/Ee to confirm these have indeed already signed in the CLA DB.

Thanks anyway everyone!

I expect everyone there has already signed the CLA, or can do. I'll open another PR to use the PSF licence instead and ask Łukasz/Ee to confirm these have indeed already signed in the CLA DB.

Or we do need confirmation that past commits can be licensed under PSF, but the list is much smaller. Take 2: #249!