Add LGPL as an OSS license #14734
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Add LGPL as an OSS license #14734
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pento
added
[Type] Enhancement
pento
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aduth,
ajitbohra,
gziolo,
mkaz,
nerrad,
ntwb,
oandregal and
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Apr 1, 2019
This was referenced Apr 1, 2019
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Description
LGPLv2.1 is GPLv2 compatible, but LGPLv3 is not.
When a package declares its license as LGPL (as it
xmldomdoes, for example), we can't assume which LGPL license is intended, so have to assume it's not going to be GPLv2 compatible.This PR addresses pento/testpress#137.