Please include a license text file in the sources

[sanjayankur31]

Hi there,

I'm packaging fspath up for inclusion in Fedora. Would it be possible to please add a license text file to the sources?

Thanks very much,

[return42]

Yes, why not .. I'm yet blocked by another task. . I will have a look these days .. coming soon 👍

I'm packaging fspath up for inclusion in Fedora.

Is fspath a dependency of another package / what package makes use of fspath?

[sanjayankur31]

Thanks very much.

Yes, fspath -> linuxdoc -> rtfilter

[return42]

@sanjayankur31 I added a lic file see #2 .. is it OK for you .. or do you need more?

I haven't released a new version / ATM the slide show cant be build with up-to-date Sphinx .. IDK when I have time to fix this. Since code hasn't changed, a new release is not needed urgent .. I think.

[sanjayankur31]

Hi @return42 . No, that should be fine.

I see that this changes the license from GPLv2 to AGPL, so I think it's probably best for me to wait for a new release to update the Fedora package too. It really isn't urgent, so no hurry.

Thanks again.

[return42]

Hi @sanjayankur31 / sorry for the delay .. I had to clean up some stuff to get my slide-show up again .. but today I had the time to pick up this task ..

I updated the documentation and pushed a new release fspath 20230218 on pypi.

git tag: 20230218

[sanjayankur31]

Awesome, thanks very much. I'll update the Fedora package when I can.

[sanjayankur31]

Happy to report that fspath is now included in the Fedora repositories:

https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/python-fspath

The packages are in our testing repositories at the moment. Once they pass there, one can install it on supported Fedora releases using sudo dnf install python3-fspath.