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From @goneall
@davidhedlund Suggest you get the full names of the SPDX licenses from the SPDX JSON file. You can correlate with this JSON file using the SPDX ID's. I realize this is a bit more work programmatically, but the SPDX JSON file is generated from the license-XML and will be more maintained than the fsf-api utility.
From @davidhedlund
Thank you very much. I noticed that you are a contributor to this repository. How much time would it take for you to implement this in the FSF-API tool? It is needed to finish our license list in the Free Software Directory (FSF project).
From @goneall
Since my PR's haven't been merged for over 2 years, I made a fork of this repo at https://github.com/spdx/fsf-api and with the help of other contributors have made several improvements. I'm very interested in the FSF project mentioned above. Let's continue the conversation in the spdx/fsf-api issues.
From @davidhedlund
Sounds promising. Can you please submit this issue there and give me the link?
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@davidhedlund Just copied the issue over.
How much time would it take for you to implement this in the FSF-API tool? It is needed to finish our license list in the Free Software Directory (FSF project).
This would create a somewhat circular dependency between the data. The SPDX license list uses data from this project to generate the license-list-data repo which contains the names.
In my opinion, it would be more logical to merge the names (and any other SPDX specific data) from the license-list-data generated JSON file(s) which are available in the github repo or on the spdx.org/licenses website. My suggestion would be to use the latter as it would always be reviewed and released rather than interim data.
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@davidhedlund Just copied the issue over.
Thanks again. I'm very happy that you suggested this.
How much time would it take for you to implement this in the FSF-API tool? It is needed to finish our license list in the Free Software Directory (FSF project).
This would create a somewhat circular dependency between the data. The SPDX license list uses data from this project to generate the license-list-data repo which contains the names.
In my opinion, it would be more logical to merge the names (and any other SPDX specific data) from the license-list-data generated JSON file(s) which are available in the github repo or on the spdx.org/licenses website. My suggestion would be to use the latter as it would always be reviewed and released rather than interim data.
I agree.
I added https://github.com/spdx/fsf-api/issues to https://directory.fsf.org/wiki/Free_Software_Directory:SPDX_Group#Issues
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- Fully move repository to SPDX organization HOT 18
- Build failure from Actions update HOT 1
- Add a security policy (SECURITY.md) for this repo HOT 3
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- Separate the data from the code, e.g. into JSON files, for easier maintenance
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- FSF-SPDX issues in other repositories HOT 5
- Add all licenses (free and non-free) from https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.en.html and add FSF classification HOT 3
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