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Library has following license metadata:
License: X Proprietary Classifier: License :: Other/Proprietary License
And liccheck.ini file has following authorized license in it:
liccheck.ini
[Licenses] authorized_licenses: x proprietary
But liccheck fails, because it needs Other/Proprietary License (as classifier license) to be in liccheck.ini file
liccheck
Other/Proprietary License
However, this doesn't reproduce on versions below 0.5.2
0.5.2
I suppose changing:
python-license-check/liccheck/command_line.py
Line 119 in 668ea7b
Line 119 in 3cbce20
caused it.
Maybe liccheck should handle proprietary licenses differently to avoid allowing all Other/Proprietary License instead of custom proprietary licenses?
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Library has following license metadata:
And
liccheck.ini
file has following authorized license in it:But
liccheck
fails, because it needsOther/Proprietary License
(as classifier license) to be inliccheck.ini
fileHowever, this doesn't reproduce on versions below
0.5.2
I suppose changing:
python-license-check/liccheck/command_line.py
Line 119 in 668ea7b
to:
python-license-check/liccheck/command_line.py
Line 119 in 3cbce20
caused it.
Maybe
liccheck
should handle proprietary licenses differently to avoid allowing allOther/Proprietary License
instead of custom proprietary licenses?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: