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Report of license rules #2566
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I am raising the urgency of this request - specifically to support "reform" of the definitions and rules for commercial-license and proprietary-license. |
This can be done by downloading the whole scancode but that may not be what you want.
There are two ways to get this:
I am much more in favor of doing 1. in https://github.com/nexB/scancode-licensedb/ as we will then be able to use it to add links to matched rules in all our license matches |
Another thing is that we could also include simple "diffing" of two selected licenses or two selected rules possibly reusing the code of @alandtse in https://github.com/spdx/spdx-license-diff (if there is a license change on the horizon and if this can be used server side)or something similar |
Solution 1 for the LicenseDB makes good sense to support a variety of use cases. The primary requirement is some useful human-friendly display of the rules for a license. We should not add this to SCTK CLI because you may want to do this outside of a Scan. |
See this comment. |
@mjherzog This can be closed as the LicenseDB update is tracked seperately here : aboutcode-org/scancode-licensedb#3 |
Closing as this is completed and LicenseDB issue is tracked seperately here : aboutcode-org/scancode-licensedb#3 |
This a new feature request for a report of License Rules from ./scancode-toolkit/src/licensedcode/data/rules/ . When you have multiple rules for a license, it is difficult to compare them in the GH filesystem without a log copy/paste to some other document.
The request is for some way to extract the license rules data for a license key into a document or spreadsheet. This could be via a command by license key or alternatively a way to just download all License Rules at a point in time so that you could search it like a small database.
The objective is to improve license detection by looking at all current License Rules together.
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