Warn when an RPM does not have compliant license

[xsuchy]

The work of migrating packages to SPDX is almost finished. We can call license-validate on the License tag of the resulting packages and check if licenses are compliant with Fedora policy.

When the license is not valid, we can show the user a warning that the license is not allowed. Or it has a typo - this will be common in the early days.

[befeleme]

FYI: pyp2spec 0.10.0, released today, will no longer error when encountering a non-compliant license.

[brianjmurrell]

FYI: pyp2spec 0.10.0, released today, will no longer error when encountering a non-compliant license.

Awesome! What has to happen next for this to be the case in COPR?

[befeleme]

First is has to land in all Fedora repositories (soon, up to 7 dayss: https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/?packages=pyp2spec)
Then, once this PR #3473 is merged, it'll be automatically pulled and invoked correctly in Copr.

[FrostyX]

Then, once this PR #3473 is merged, it'll be automatically pulled and invoked correctly in Copr.

Yes and no. AFAIK pyp2spec is not being automatically updated to the latest version on Copr builders so we will have to update it (easyfix) and we need to get the PR #3473 code into production. Since it is a one-liner, we don't have to wait for a new release and we can hotfix this in production.

Can you please ping us @befeleme once we should do this? :-)