Python-2.0.1 is FSF approved but not OSI approved #1929
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Actually in FSF JSON [1] it's identifier is "Python". So probably just rename identifier to Python. |
License was added with spdx#1549 as a follow up on spdx#1200 Renaming license to match FSF identifier see [1]. [1] https://wking.github.io/fsf-api/licenses-full.json
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But then in its own page it is listed as https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/License:Python-2.0.1 So an alternative would be to somehow match it with a different identifier in the JSON. But I don't see a way presently. |
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License was added with #1549 as a follow up on #1200
renaming license to match FSF identifier [1][2]
In #1200 it is stated that the license is FSF approved but no OSIapproved or at least not with the right name. With a link to the FSF
website [1].
So I'm adding this attribute to the license for it to be properly taggedas FSF approved.
[1] https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.en.html#Python
[2] https://wking.github.io/fsf-api/licenses-full.json