I didn't know if this made sense in the "app" package. All of the dependencies have the MIT license in their composer files, but this would be your app, so does it make sense to put a license here?

I think given the new install method of using composer create-project it makes sense to include this in the app skeleton as well.
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I didn't know if this made sense in the "app" package. All of the dependencies have the MIT license in their composer files, but this would be your app, so does it make sense to put a license here?

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On a related note, I'd love it if the app skeleton didn't come with readme / license stuff. But, I can see how that'd make GitHub browsing less optimal.

@ShawnMcCool You might be able to do something like that with a script that removes some of those files in Composer's post-create-project-cmd hook.

@taylorotwell please close this issue, already fix on #2278

@ShawnMcCool or we could add those in .gitattributes as export-ignore, it would work on --prefer-dist install.