Update License Info with Well-known MIT Classifier #80
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I am currently unable to utilize `nodejs-wheel-binaries` at my place of work because the (industry-standard) managed system we use to procure external code can not identify the license type. This change replaces the current `license` property with the registered classifier for the MIT License, ensuring that it will be parsed properly by managed procurement tools like ours. * Update license data in `pyproject.toml`, replacing `license` property with classifiers, containing the ``License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License`` classifier.
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Nov 13, 2024
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While I don't oppose this PR as a workaround for your system, I want to point out that the license classifiers have been deprecated in PEP 639. |
That's a really good catch... I'll make sure that our systems are compliant with that change. |
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I am currently unable to utilize
nodejs-wheel-binariesat my place of work because the (industry-standard) managed system we use to procure external code can not identify the license type.This change replaces the current license property with the registered classifier for the MIT License, ensuring that it will be parsed properly by managed procurement tools like ours.
pyproject.toml, replacinglicenseproperty with theLicense :: OSI Approved :: MIT Licenseentry inclassifiers.