2024.8.23

Fixes:

Fixed parsing the license from a package's metadata when generated via pyproject.toml Issue PR

Fixed parsing the license from a package's PyPI website. PR

PyPI release

2023.2.22

This releases provides a fix for Ubuntu 22.04 containers storing their Python packages at dist-packages rather than site-packages; apparently it's a Debian thing.

Here's the commit that fixes it.

Here's the release on PyPI.

E.g.:

pip install third-party-license-file-generator==2023.2.22

2022.3.1

Theme: Fix PyYAML>=6.0.0 breaking change to yaml.load interface (see this issue on the PyYAML repo)

Available on PyPI at https://pypi.org/project/third-party-license-file-generator/2022.3.1/

• Merge commit
• Original commit

Thx @j-b-d for the PR

2022.2.18

Theme: Loosening some versions in the pip requirements

Available on PyPI at https://pypi.org/project/third-party-license-file-generator/2022.2.18/

• Merge commit: 32cb7ac
• Original commit: 58385f1

Thx @dave-v for the PR!

2021.4.23

Updating dependencies- it all still blends for Py2 and Py3

2020.12.1

Updated requests and PyYAML in response to pip's recent strictness.

See: https://pypi.org/project/third-party-license-file-generator/2020.12.1/

2020.7.19

Thanks to @andzn for #7

See PyPI at https://pypi.org/project/third-party-license-file-generator/2020.7.19/

2020.7.18

Thanks to @andzn for the following PRs:

• #9
• #8
• #6

And thanks to @fredvisser for the reviews.

Release is up on PyPI at https://pypi.org/project/third-party-license-file-generator/2020.7.18/

2019.10

Added windows support. Thanks @fredvisser !

2018.6

Add support for license override config file in YAML, fix bug with wa…