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I’m trying to push my project to github and I have two references in the project. Mainly Rhino Mocks and Unity. Is it ok from a legal point of view to put those dll’s in a library folder within the solution so as nobody would have to download them manualy ?
My point is I would like the project to be more portable and less dependent on the location of those references on my machine.
The quick answer is yes to Rhino Mocks, (but also distribute license.txt) and yes to Unity since it is under the Ms-PL. If you are not changing any of the code, or trying to pass those DLLs off as your own work, you are fine.