Treat UNLICENSED as special case for comparisons #27
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… confused with "Unlicense")
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Fixes #18 .
This issue is due to the fact that
spdx-correctis not giving special treatment to "UNLICENSED", since it is not a SPDX identifier. As per the package maintainer at jslicense/spdx-correct.js#3 (comment) , consumers need to handle this case (which is indeed a part of npm even if not part of SPDX: https://docs.npmjs.com/files/package.json#license ).(The other special npm case, "SEE LICENSE IN", thankfully doesn't seem to be "corrected" into anything else.)