| Subject: | Minor License anomaly |
I noticed with a quick grep that most the files indicate "perl" as their license ( which implies GPL-1-or-newer OR Artistic-1 )
But there's an outlier in a file nobody will likely look at:
./perl-Linux-Smaps.spec-1-Name: perl-Linux-Smaps
./perl-Linux-Smaps.spec:2:License: Artistic License
It doesn't affect how we handle things downstream, however, its a possible indication that the license you intended to use differs from the license you advertised.
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- Gentoo Perl Maintainer kentnl@gentoo.org ( perl@gentoo.org )
But there's an outlier in a file nobody will likely look at:
./perl-Linux-Smaps.spec-1-Name: perl-Linux-Smaps
./perl-Linux-Smaps.spec:2:License: Artistic License
It doesn't affect how we handle things downstream, however, its a possible indication that the license you intended to use differs from the license you advertised.
--
- CPAN kentnl@cpan.org
- Gentoo Perl Maintainer kentnl@gentoo.org ( perl@gentoo.org )