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I think it makes sense to use them, mention it in the docs, and reference them. Practically, that means one would have to change the identifiers in templates.__init__.py according to their list, right?
Something more complicated and probably not necessary would be using the files directly from their repository, but since they do not natively support the string interpolation we do, it would be not as nice.
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FlorianWilhelm commentedon Aug 13, 2020
I think it makes sense to use them, mention it in the docs, and reference them. Practically, that means one would have to change the identifiers in
templates.__init__.pyaccording to their list, right?abravalheri commentedon Aug 13, 2020
Yes, I suppose only changing the keys in the dictionary with the license is enough is terms of implementation (+ docs as you mentioned).
abravalheri commentedon Aug 13, 2020
Something more complicated and probably not necessary would be using the files directly from their repository, but since they do not natively support the string interpolation we do, it would be not as nice.
Adopt SPDX identifiers for licenses in PyScaffold
Adopt SPDX identifiers for licenses in PyScaffold
FlorianWilhelm commentedon Aug 15, 2020
Thanks! I think this is the best solution and not relying on internet access is really important for many users of PyScaffold I guess.