In the course of writing the debian/copyright file, I struggle to clearly identify what (from this repo) is licensed under which license, and attributed to which authors;
The COPYING file puts all contributors on the same level (do testers hold licensing rights?)
The LICENSE file says "Blupimania is licensed under GPLv3" (not +)
The LICENSE.all file has a copy of the GPLv3 (not +)
Blupimania and all resource files are licensed to the GPLv3+ license.
The ideal (for me as Debian packager) would be for the COPYING file to have follow the CF-1.0 format; such as:
Files: *
Copyright: 2023, Mathieu Schroeter
1994-1996, Michaël Walz
License: GPL-3+
Files: resources/de/*
Copyright: 1995-1996, Michaël Walz
License: GPL-3+
Files: resources/en/*
Copyright: 1995-1996, David Besuchet
License: GPL-3+
License: GPL-3+
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; version 3 dated June, 2007, or (at
your option) any later version.
.
(...)
etc, etc, you see the point.
In other words, for blupimania to be acceptable for Debian, I need to get (from the source archive) a trustworthy assertion of license(s) and author(s) for each file (or bundles of files).
In the course of writing the debian/copyright file, I struggle to clearly identify what (from this repo) is licensed under which license, and attributed to which authors;
… Where https://github.com/blupi-games/blupimania-dev#licenses says:
The ideal (for me as Debian packager) would be for the COPYING file to have follow the CF-1.0 format; such as:
etc, etc, you see the point.
In other words, for blupimania to be acceptable for Debian, I need to get (from the source archive) a trustworthy assertion of license(s) and author(s) for each file (or bundles of files).
Happy to help clarify!