Nuget package is getting flagged by ClearlyDefined as containing source code under LGPL-2.1 license

[obohaciak]

Hi,

We use ClearlyDefined for information about licenses used in software that we reference. Following text in the NOTICE file is causing ClearlyDefine to recognize the package as containing source code licensed under LGPL-2:

Notwithstanding any other terms, you may reverse engineer this software to the extent
required to debug changes to any libraries licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License.

Can you change the wording to eliminate references to GNU LGPL?

Thanks!

[AArnott]

I can't change that wording, as that's in the header of the document which Microsoft controls. But nearly all the components listed in that file, with a variety of licenses, shouldn't be listed because we don't distribute those components in the nuget package. I've made a fix to our 3rd party component tracking system so that the next time we build a package for this repo, those extraneous dependencies will be weeded out.

[obohaciak]

Got it, thanks for the help @AArnott!