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Summary

Updates the SLF4J API version and copyright attribution in the assembled distribution LICENSE file:

  • Previous: SLF4J API v1.7.32, Copyright (c) 2004–2017 QOS.ch
  • Updated: SLF4J API v1.7.36, Copyright (c) 2004–2025 QOS.ch

Rationale

  • Reflects the actual SLF4J version now bundled and aligns copyright years with upstream project notice.
  • Ensures compliance and accuracy of third‑party attributions.

Scope

  • Documentation/license metadata only.
  • No functional or dependency changes introduced in this PR (dependency was already at 1.7.36, license text lagged behind).

Validation

  • Confirmed build includes slf4j-api 1.7.36.
  • Verified upstream LICENSE/COPYRIGHT years (2025 appears in current SLF4J distribution).

Impact

  • None to runtime, packaging only. Improves legal clarity.

Checklist

  • LICENSE updated
  • Matches currently resolved dependency version
  • No other attributions modified

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  • If adding new dependencies to the code, are these dependencies licensed in a way that is compatible for inclusion under ASF 2.0?

@JinwooHwang JinwooHwang requested a review from raboof August 30, 2025 12:38
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Thank you @raboof

@raboof raboof merged commit 7645bf0 into apache:develop Sep 1, 2025
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JinwooHwang added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 3, 2025
(cherry picked from commit 7645bf0)
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