chore(security): extend license allowlist with BSL-1.0, CC0-1.0, 0BSD#22
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Adds three permissive SPDX identifiers to the allowlist in both `.github/workflows/security.yml` (the enforced gate) and `SECURITY.md` (the documented policy): - `0BSD` — Zero-Clause BSD. Rare but real. - `BSL-1.0` — Boost Software License (permissive, OSI-approved). Not the source-available Business Source License (BUSL/BSL on the denylist); SECURITY.md now spells the distinction out so future exception requests do not get triggered by the name collision. - `CC0-1.0` — public-domain dedication, common in small Go utilities. Switches the allowlist ordering to ASCII-sorted by SPDX id and pins that ordering with a comment in security.yml, so the workflow env and SECURITY.md stay in sync on future edits. Withings-export-cli carries the same workflow copy; a parallel PR mirrors the change there. crono- and liftoff-export-cli have not onboarded the workflow yet and are out of scope for this PR. Refs QUA-46. Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
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…#38) Mirrors quantcli/common#22 (QUA-46) — keep the per-repo workflow copy in lockstep with the source of truth in `quantcli/common`. No functional change to this repo's existing deps; the allowlist is a strict superset of the previous list. The three new SPDX ids are all permissive (Boost, public-domain dedication, Zero-Clause BSD). See `quantcli/common`'s SECURITY.md for the documented policy, including the explicit `BSL-1.0` (Boost) vs `BUSL-*` (Business Source) distinction added in the same PR. Co-authored-by: LeadGoEngineer <leadgoengineer@quantcli.local> Co-authored-by: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
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Summary
Resolves QUA-46 (follow-up from Lead Go review on PR #5).
Adds three permissive SPDX identifiers to the license allowlist in both the enforced gate (
.github/workflows/security.yml→ALLOWED_LICENSES) and the documented policy (SECURITY.md→ License allowlist):0BSD— Zero-Clause BSD. Rare but real.BSL-1.0— Boost Software License (permissive, OSI-approved). Not the source-available Business Source License (BUSL-*, sometimes informally written "BSL"); this PR also spells the distinction out inline inSECURITY.mdso a future contributor does not mistake one for the other and the denylist no longer ambiguously listsBSL-*.CC0-1.0— public-domain dedication, common in small Go utilities (yaml helpers, hash libs).Why land them now: each saves an exception request the next time a transitive dep brings one of these in. They are all clearly permissive and consistent with the existing policy intent.
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Switched the allowlist to ASCII-sorted by SPDX id as the single source-of-truth ordering, pinned with a
Keep this list sorted by SPDX id; SECURITY.md "License allowlist" must match exactlycomment in the workflow. Both copies match exactly after the change.Out of scope
EPL-2.0,CDDL-1.0,LGPL-*, etc.) — Lead Go suggests skipping until a concrete dep needs them.crono-export-cli/liftoff-export-cli— those repos have not onboarded the security workflow yet. When they do, they should pick up the same allowlist.withings-export-clicarries a copy of the same workflow; a parallel PR there mirrors this change.Test plan
go.sumcontinue to pass — the allowlist is a strict superset of the previous list, so no existing deps regress).SECURITY.mdand.github/workflows/security.ymlallowlists match exactly after the change.quantcli/withings-export-cliwith the identicalALLOWED_LICENSESline.🤖 Generated with Claude Code