Fixed license inconsistency BSD vs. PSF-2.0#64
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TTMaZa wants to merge 4 commits intosimonpercivall:mainfrom
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Fixed license inconsistency BSD vs. PSF-2.0#64TTMaZa wants to merge 4 commits intosimonpercivall:mainfrom
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License file clearly states, "PSF-2.0" but https://pypi.org/project/astunparse/ lists "BSD"
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Hi @simonpercivall, I'm actually not really aware what the licensing of astunparse is. Best regards |
As README states, this librarie contains code that is distributed under PSF-2.0. The libraries itself is BSD-3-Clause.
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License file clearly states, "PSF-2.0" but https://pypi.org/project/astunparse/ lists "BSD"