egils
February 5, 2025, 9:56pm
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I decided to publish my Python API GitHub - dpriskorn/dolibarr_python_api_public: Extensive Dolibarr API written in Python.
I have not decided which license to release it under, what do you prefer?
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wooow, seems like good work
Why did you only test it with v14?
I am not seeing any license?
I would prefer either BSD/MIT and/or the same license as Dolibarr is in
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egils
February 7, 2025, 9:08am
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In enterprise upgrading must be carefully considered.
I included supplier specific code which should probably be moved to an example folder because it is useless for most people.
Thank you for deciding on a GPLv3 license
So far I’ve forked it, and since I like Python and Dolibarr, I hope I’ll take a much more detailed look
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