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No option for non-open source license #488

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hughsando opened this issue Nov 26, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #554
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No option for non-open source license #488

hughsando opened this issue Nov 26, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #554

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@hughsando
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It is not possible to use haxelib for internal libraries without giving your code an open-source license.
At least one option should be for internal code, or it should simply not check the license at run time. (is it really needed when doing a 'haxelib path lib' ?) ie. just check on the server when uploading.
Possible extra licenses types: private, commercial, internal, custom

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Try removing license field altogether. That should stop haxelib complaining about invalid license.

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Error: Cannot process [mylib]: missing field license

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RealyUniqueName commented Nov 26, 2019

That was fixed in the latest haxelib (since 4.0.2).
What does your $ haxelib version say?

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4.0.1 - so maybe an update should do it.

tobil4sk added a commit to tobil4sk/haxelib that referenced this issue Apr 11, 2022
@Simn Simn closed this as completed in #554 Apr 12, 2022
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