Fix #4568: Correct MPL-2.0 badge rule to prevent false positives on I… #4620
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…ositives on ISC badges Signed-off-by: saransh-2504 <[email protected]>
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Hi! This PR fixes the badge false detection issue #4568. |
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Fixes #4568
What was wrong
ScanCode identified MPL-2.0 in README.md of dnspython v2.6.1 due to an overly broad
MPL badge rule (
mpl-2.0_url_badge.RULE). The rule matched non-MPL badges such asthe ISC license badge, causing a false-positive detection.
What I did
Testing
pytest -k "mpl") pass