Add archival notice for repository migration to closed source #52
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Added prominent notice at the top of README files indicating these libraries are no longer open source and have moved to internal repositories. Includes links to the new private repository locations.
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Pull request overview
This PR adds an archival notice to the README informing users that the repository is no longer open source and has migrated to an internal private repository.
Key Changes:
- Added a prominent
[!IMPORTANT]banner at the top of the README - Included explanation for the migration and a link to the internal repository
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| > **For continued development and access, please refer to the internal repository:** | ||
| > https://github.com/transferwise/tw-entrypoints-private |
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The link points to a private GitHub repository (tw-entrypoints-private) which will not be accessible to external users viewing this public repository. Consider either:
- Removing the link entirely if external access is not intended
- Providing alternative instructions for internal Wise employees on how to request access
- Clarifying that this link is only for internal Wise employees
This could cause confusion for external users who cannot access the linked repository.
| > **For continued development and access, please refer to the internal repository:** | |
| > https://github.com/transferwise/tw-entrypoints-private | |
| > **For continued development and access, Wise employees should refer to the internal repository (private, internal access only):** | |
| > https://github.com/transferwise/tw-entrypoints-private | |
| > _Note: This repository is only accessible to Wise employees. External users will not have access._ |
Context
To better serve Wise business and customer needs, this library is no longer open source and will not receive further public updates. The codebases have moved to internal systems.
This PR adds a prominent deprecation notice at the beginning of the README about this change.