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Dump the license list of packages installed with pip.
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Expose maintainers #144

Closed stefan6419846 closed 1 year ago

stefan6419846 commented 1 year ago

Some packages do not have the author field set, but the maintainer one (example: https://github.com/opencv/opencv-python/blob/b776e5ce9f164600a1bd05178a058272122bf02a/setup.py#L272). Exposing the maintainer as well would allow users to work with the maintainer value if the author value would be empty otherwise.

raimon49 commented 1 year ago

Good suggestion.

For example, would you prefer OpenCV Team(maintainer) as the output result, or simply OpenCV Team ?

stefan6419846 commented 1 year ago

This depends on the output format in my opinion. For me, a new key maintainer returned by piplicenses.get_packages would be sufficient as I am rendering the results myself and can decide on how I want to display maintainers. I am not sure about the actual rendered output though, as I am not actually using it.

raimon49 commented 1 year ago

Then, it might be a good idea to output a new column like --with-maintainers.

Think of something and prepare a release candidate version.

raimon49 commented 1 year ago

@stefan6419846 A release is planned to resolve this suggestion.

The next release candidate version has been uploaded to PyPI. https://pypi.org/project/pip-licenses/4.2.0rc1/

Install it in your environment and make sure it is working as expected.

pip install pip-licenses==4.2.0rc1

There is some time before the official release. Feedback is welcome.

stefan6419846 commented 1 year ago

I just did a quick test and could everything seems to work as expected. Thanks.