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wwhrd misidentifies ISC license in go-spew as 0BSD #40
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Hi @TBBle I've looked at the problem and can definitely reproduce. The issue at hand is that the license-detector library gives the
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The only other thing I noticed is that the Go source files are still missing the "/or" for which #18 was filed. But I am assuming the library doesn't look at them, as that would equally mismatch 0BSD and ISC. |
I went spelunking in my history, looks like the previous license detector library was content with the The new library is using a different, more holistic approach, so I wouldn't be surprised if it evaluates other files and not just |
Hi @TBBle, I've just cut version It looks like the library has changed hands now. I've opened an issue in the new repo (go-enry/go-license-detector#4). I'll keep this one open until we get to the bottom of it. |
Observed in https://github.com/docker/compose-on-kubernetes, for some reason the vendored LICENSE from go-spew 1.1.1:
is being recognised as 0BSD:
instead of ISC:
Unlike #18 it's definitely finding a license, but reporting the wrong one.
pkg.go.dev detects it correctly as ISC.
wwhrd Version:
I don't know where version numbering comes from, but the checkout in my go/src/github.com/frapposelli/wwhrd directory is 749cb0f
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