Greetings to QGIS developers, I would greatly appreciate it if someone could check if the attached plugin complies with the licenses compared to the imported modules.
In this specific attached plugin, all the source code is open, but the question is: what if it comes with the following file: *'djangorest/include/djangorest_compiled.py'* really compiled as a .pyd file? Would it violate the GPL license terms or is it just enough to be considered as an acceptable external process? The .pyd will just import QgsTask from qgis.core and use a session_path received as a text created by the open source part of the plugin using QgsProcessingUtils. The attached one is a very simple plugin made for this demonstration, you can click on the button, just type google.it, and it will download the 404 page found ( because it appends some string that google doesn't serve as content ). For user and password fields: just type anything, they are not used in the POC but there's still a check active on fields population. The only action the plugin will do is just a single pycurl GET request to the address specified. Any advice will be appreciated. Thanks *ATTACHMENT BLOCKED BY GOOGLE SCAN BECAUSE IT INCLUDES PYCURL AND CERTIFI LIBRARY SO I SHARE USING GOOGLE DRIVE LINK. I TESTED IT ONLY ON QGIS 3.10* *https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qS7h3LaZ6BlBAW3AItEjM5swpDocHbue/view?usp=sharing <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qS7h3LaZ6BlBAW3AItEjM5swpDocHbue/view?usp=sharing>*
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