Add license key to setup.py
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Hi Martin and thanks for the suggestion, I've just merged this and released 9.1 to PyPI. Both of the images in your opening post show "MIT" for me now 🙂. |
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Great ! Indeed they both look fine now. Really nice library by the way 😉 |
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Although it duplicates with the license classifier, the lacking key causes some API to fail to retrieve the package license. The most notable is shields.io: here's how the PyPI version badge looks for your project:
Here's how it should look: