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[Codemod] Update copyright header to MetaHeader #25314
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Follow the Meta internal 'File Headers' OSS wiki.
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Thank you! I needed to make some minor edits and I couldn't push to your PR branch for some reason, so I resubmitted as #25315 (commit history still gives you author credit). |
Summary
Follow the Meta internal 'File Headers' OSS wiki to update all files's header from
or
to
This is to help align all the OSS project to have a consistent header across Meta.
Done via:
plus modify one file 'packages/react-native-renderer/src/tests/ReactFabricHostComponent-test.internal.js' file specifically because only this one uses 'All Rights Reserved.'.
How did you test this change?