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@FFY00 I think I was holding off on actually closing this until someone from the PSF weighs in as to whether they care how this is licensed — particularly if we're going to be claiming this is a "first-party package".
I am also not sure if this officially counts as something I've submitted under the umbrella of the CLA, and if we can/should be enforcing CLA compliance here (though that may be a separate issue).
I'm going to leave it open now as a reminder that this stuff is still not done (though at least there shouldn't be any legal uncertainty here, since what we have now is clearly released as Apache 2.0 and anyone can use it).
if we can/should be enforcing CLA compliance here (though that may be a separate issue).
It is possible, I got the clabot (the one used in CPython) enabled in python-docs-pl some time ago, I was told by Lukasz that enabling it is a simple task.
I'm going to leave it open now as a reminder that this stuff is still not done (though at least there shouldn't be any legal uncertainty here, since what we have now is clearly released as Apache 2.0 and anyone can use it).
Please note I am no expert on licenses nor have any legal knowledge.
I see that the PSF license is indeed the most common (should we switch to it?), though I gather Apache is fine since it is also used (e.g. pythondotorg). In the case of this repo (unlike pythondotorg), however, you are explicitly listed in the LICENSE file, should I (and other contributors) also be listed there?
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FFY00 commentedon May 18, 2020
Looks like this should be closed as of #16.
[-]Add License[/-][+]Make sure we have the right license[/+]pganssle commentedon May 18, 2020
@FFY00 I think I was holding off on actually closing this until someone from the PSF weighs in as to whether they care how this is licensed — particularly if we're going to be claiming this is a "first-party package".
I am also not sure if this officially counts as something I've submitted under the umbrella of the CLA, and if we can/should be enforcing CLA compliance here (though that may be a separate issue).
I'm going to leave it open now as a reminder that this stuff is still not done (though at least there shouldn't be any legal uncertainty here, since what we have now is clearly released as Apache 2.0 and anyone can use it).
StanFromIreland commentedon Sep 14, 2025
It is possible, I got the clabot (the one used in CPython) enabled in python-docs-pl some time ago, I was told by Lukasz that enabling it is a simple task.
StanFromIreland commentedon Sep 18, 2025
Please note I am no expert on licenses nor have any legal knowledge.
As for other repositories under python:
python-docs-themedevguidecpythondocs-communitymypytypeshedpymanagerrelease-toolsblurbpythondotorgI see that the PSF license is indeed the most common (should we switch to it?), though I gather Apache is fine since it is also used (e.g.
pythondotorg). In the case of this repo (unlikepythondotorg), however, you are explicitly listed in the LICENSE file, should I (and other contributors) also be listed there?