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pkg.go.dev looks great but unfortunately much of the software I write and consume is licensed under one of two permissive licenses -- the ISC License and Blue Oak Model License -- and the site refuses to display anything about these modules presumably because it does not recognize the licenses. For example, check these repos:
That last repo is also an interesting case, because it contains internal packages copied from the Go project, which do not share the same license as the rest of the module. The Go BSD-style license was copied into the appropriate package directories, but there may need to be more sophisticated license detection and representation features on the pkg.go.dev site (as well as future license reporting added to the go tool?).
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pkg.go.dev looks great but unfortunately much of the software I write and consume is licensed under one of two permissive licenses -- the ISC License and Blue Oak Model License -- and the site refuses to display anything about these modules presumably because it does not recognize the licenses. For example, check these repos:
https://github.com/jrick/wsrpc
https://github.com/decred/cspp
That last repo is also an interesting case, because it contains internal packages copied from the Go project, which do not share the same license as the rest of the module. The Go BSD-style license was copied into the appropriate package directories, but there may need to be more sophisticated license detection and representation features on the pkg.go.dev site (as well as future license reporting added to the go tool?).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: