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I chatted with Debian developers: @jonassmedegaard in particular and we agreed to start some collaboration.
The data set of licenses and licenses tests available in scancode is rather meaty (and possibly quite unique and valuable of its own).
The idea would be to externalize and promote the licenses, rules and test data to their own repository such that the Debian maintainers and anyone else can use building license detection tools can reuse these possibly to refine other tools. And we can also all collaborate more easily to make this data better and richer for everyone.
I chatted with Debian developers: @jonassmedegaard in particular and we agreed to start some collaboration.
The data set of licenses and licenses tests available in scancode is rather meaty (and possibly quite unique and valuable of its own).
The idea would be to externalize and promote the licenses, rules and test data to their own repository such that the Debian maintainers and anyone else can use building license detection tools can reuse these possibly to refine other tools. And we can also all collaborate more easily to make this data better and richer for everyone.
The project would likely live at https://alioth.debian.org/projects/licenses/ and may be mirrored to Github for convenience (for scancode users/contributors)
Others have expressed some interest or a positive feedback on the idea:
@marga-debian @maxyz @zacchiro @olasd @carandraug @dod38fr
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