Closed jayvdb closed 4 years ago
It does link to https://opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php which is explicitly the 2-clause BSD license but I agree it's probably a good idea to have a LICENSE file in the repo itself.
Thanks. I am packaging this at https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:jayvdb:py-new/python-pymarc , and it is otherwise good, but I know the maintainers will complain about the license.
I'd be open to changing it to another open source license if it makes it easier to package up. I'll add the LICENSE file to make things more explicit.
It can be any OSI license, as long as it isnt ambiguous. And the LICENSE file is the critical bit, because packaging tools put that file in a different directory than the README. In rpm .spec files, there is a %doc macro and a %license macro, and in openSUSE the policy is now that both are required.
Does this need to be on PyPI or will GitHub suffice for now?
GitHub is fine. Thanks so much.
@jayvdb Thank you!
Submitted for inclusion into openSUSE main repos https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/720333
setup.py says "BSD License" but I can not find anything more precise that this.
Which license is this repository? Could you create a LICENSE file so that tools can automatically detect the license.