Use check_license=true with RegistryCI
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Can you rebase this on master? I've merged the PRs that bump RegistryCI. |
DilumAluthge
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Should be good to merge once all CI is green. |
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This should only be merged after we update the version of RegistryCI used by automerge to 6.5.0+, otherwise the keyword argument won't exist yet.
Merging this will turn on license checking introduced in JuliaRegistries/RegistryCI.jl#344. In short, the new AutoMerge guideline checks that every new package registration and every new version corresponds to a package directory with a top-level file containing the text of an OSI-approved software license, as identified by LicenseCheck.jl, a wrapper around the
licensecheckgo library.It is already the policy of General to require such a license, but it wasn't being automatically checked.