Remove nonstandard ISCL short id from ISC license #35
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I think any change to the current license classifiers is blocked on #17 (or the implementation of a SPDX license classifier field). |
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Thanks for the pointer — I'll keep track of that discussion. |
The canonical short identifier for the ISC License is simply ISC; see https://spdx.org/licenses/ISC.html. This change aligns the ISC License classifier to match similar ones such as MIT License, BSD License, etc.
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Request to add a new Trove classifier (or more exactly, to update an existing one).
The name of the classifier(s) you would like to add:
License :: OSI Approved :: ISC LicenseWhy do you want to add this classifier?
The canonical short identifier for the ISC License is simply ISC; see https://spdx.org/licenses/ISC.html.
This change aligns the ISC License classifier to match similar ones such as MIT License, BSD License, etc.