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The following licenses has been found in 3rd party dependencies:
EPL-2.0 / EDL: While I assume it is not a problem at all, we need to check since it is not in the list of allowed licenses
We have some code dependencies that are licensed with a CC license (CC-BY-2.5). Does that make any sense? How should we handle that?
We have some Java libraries as dependencies that are licensed by the GPL-2.0-with-classpath-exception. From my point of view, that does not make any sense since the libraries are always 100% on the classpath.
CC0-1.0 is excluded on the list of allowed licenses. We have several dependencies with that license in JavaScript projects. For the projects, we create releases, including the dependencies. Do we need to replace them?
We have some CDDL-1.0 licensed dependencies. I assume we have an issue similar to the GPL license and need to replace those dependencies?
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The following licenses has been found in 3rd party dependencies:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: