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Under which License is this code published? #12
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Here https://pypi.org/project/crypto-commons/ we put MIT, so I guess we'll stick with that. But isn't it enough that it's available in pip? Also you understand that this is by no means production-ready software of any kind? :) It's only value is purely educational at best. |
It's very useful during CTFs I guess, but @Pharisaeus is onto something here. |
Thanks for clarifying that! Managing packages with Nix is much more reliable than using pip ;) However, one of the maintainer pointed out this "lack of production readiness", and preferred to direct me to the community-managed repo. Playing some CTFs, it has some "gain of time" value too ;) |
I saw that our lack of tests is a problem (technically we could easily add tests using CTF challenges, but it;s not a priority). The same reasin is why we don't have real releases. License is not a problem (it's MIT, we'll add it to the repo) though. Thanks for using crypto-commons and working on adding it to nix btw! |
First of all, thanks for this repo!
I am trying to make your work available on NixOS.
The expression to build the package is done, and the PR is pending at NixOS/nixpkgs#73069 .
However, a license is usually required as meta-information related to the package, and it seems to be missing from here.
Under which license is this work available?
Thanks!
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