Bundled did_you_mean gem v1.2.0 has a CC NonCommercial license in included file #6471
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I don't see any reason we can't upgrade this in 9.3, and possibly in 9.2.14 if the gem is still compatible with Ruby 2.5. @enebo Any concerns about updating did_you_mean for 9.2.14? |
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The latest is 1.4.0. We could either go to that and be current or just bump to 1.2.1 to get the CC stuff out of there. Bumping to 1.2.1 would clearly be the least impact. |
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Prior to 1.2.1 the did_you_mean gem included yaml content licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 which prohibits commercial use. This has been remedied in 1.2.1 and this PR updates our preinstalled version. See jruby#6471.
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Perfect, thanks @headius! |
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Fixed by #6473. |
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Bundled gem did_you_mean v1.2.0 has a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 license on an included file.
Per ruby/did_you_mean#105 starting in v1.2.1 the whole
evaluation/is now excluded from the gem which now ships without non-production code that has a non-commercial license.I am leaving the trivial code-change to the team as I am unsure if a version more recent than v1.2.1 would be preferred here.
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