Replace <LicenseFile> with <LicenseExpression> #1279
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Nuget effectively allows only one of the two, but using the expression had two advantages: 1. It is slightly easier to extract by tooling, because you need not query the github API for a possibly outdated license file. 2. It is recommended practice by Microsoft for standard licenses https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/reference/nuspec#license
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Nuget effectively allows only one of the two, but using the expression had two advantages:
This is far from the most urgent improvement. I just thought before I add a line in our internal tooling, I might in parallel spend a miniscule amount of time giving something back.