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Originally reported by: Antti Haapala (Bitbucket: antti_haapala, GitHub: Unknown)
Python 3.5 lacks classifier; I have been testing my package for Python 3.5 alphas and will be testing it against betas; it would be nice to show this on PyPI too.
Another issue is the Apache License: currently there is a trove classifier for
"License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License"; which I take to refer to the version 1.0; there is also Apache Software License 1.1 which is actually wildly different with 1.0.
There is also completely different "Apache License 2.0", which is not a license for Apache Software, but a generally usable license. This would definitely need a different trove classifier.
The latter is notable in that it is listed, along with the Academic Free License, as the only acceptable licenses for code that could be merged into Python or the Standard library.
Originally reported by: Antti Haapala (Bitbucket: antti_haapala, GitHub: Unknown)
Python 3.5 lacks classifier; I have been testing my package for Python 3.5 alphas and will be testing it against betas; it would be nice to show this on PyPI too.
Another issue is the Apache License: currently there is a trove classifier for
"License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License"; which I take to refer to the version 1.0; there is also Apache Software License 1.1 which is actually wildly different with 1.0.
There is also completely different "Apache License 2.0", which is not a license for Apache Software, but a generally usable license. This would definitely need a different trove classifier.
The latter is notable in that it is listed, along with the Academic Free License, as the only acceptable licenses for code that could be merged into Python or the Standard library.
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