21:54, 27 мая 2015 г., "Robert P. Goldman" <rpgold...@sift.net>:
Faré wrote:I didn't mean that we needed a codified format. I just meant that ifOTOH, it's probably A Bad Thing if you depend on a system for somethingWell, we haven't codified any format for :license. I suppose we could adopt
you are doing, and don't know what license it uses.
the nomenclature used by Debian. Except what in Lisp circles goes by
the name "MIT"
(as notably used by ASDF itself) in Debian-speak is called "Expat".
Also, we don't have a story for multi-licensed code either.
For instance, I have code under LLGPL or bugroff, or BSD or bugroff.
you are using a system, and the humans involved don't know if your usage
is legal (e.g., are you using pure GPL in a commercial application? are
you delivering source for libraries when you deliver your code? etc.),
that's a Bad Thing.
Given that :LICENSE is currently arbitrary string valued, we can just
make a string that indicates multiple possible licenses.
We could certainly add some standard values (keywords?) for common
licenses, and allow people to specify a list of such values (and an
optional string), but I'm not sure what we would gain by this.
I don't yet see a use case for machine-introspection on the :license,
but I'm open to suggestions.For now a programmer could match the name of the system in myBut that's why I created a special class of CONDITION for this case --At ITA, we started with muffling the external systems, but quickly
so you can muffle it if you don't care. It would be nice if there was
some way to detect the distinction between internal systems (fix them!)
and external systems (muffle).
enough decided to fix them instead; code quality matters for libraries
we depend on, too. But we did have a list of style-warnings to muffle
and some of them were based on dependencies indeed.
MISSING-METADATA condition, and use that to make his or her decision
about muffling.I pushed this as the QL-metadata-warning topic branch.I'll push my topic branch today. It needs a test script, and I'd like
to make it skip signaling on "slashy" subordinate systems, but I'd love
comments in the meantime.
Best,
r
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