Module cargo_deny::licenses
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Configuration and logic for checking crate licenses
cargo deny check licenses
One important aspect that one must always keep in mind when using code from
other people is what the licensing of that code is and whether it fits the
requirements of your project. Luckily, most of the crates in the Rust
ecosystem tend to follow the example set forth by Rust itself, namely
dual-license MIT OR Apache-2.0, but of course, that is not always the case.
cargo-deny allows you to ensure that all of your dependencies have license
requirements that are satisfied by the licenses you choose to use for your
project, and notifies you via warnings or errors if the license requirements
for any crate aren’t compatible with your configuration.
Re-exports
pub use cfg::Config;Modules
Configuration for license checking
If a
[license] configuration section, cargo-deny will use the default
configuration.Structs
Store used to identify licenses from text files