fix(legal): the package declared MIT while shipping the Apache-2.0 text (LEGAL-001) - #47
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…xt (LEGAL-001) `package.json` said "license": "MIT" and the README's License section said MIT, but LICENSE has been the Apache-2.0 text since 5da8018 ("chore: adopt Apache-2.0 license + add NOTICE", 2026-06-04), which states the governing intent: "Standardize the open WAVE protocol/SDK surface on Apache-2.0 (patent grant for adoption)." Every other WAVE npm package has already moved — @wave-av/sdk 2.1.3, @wave-av/adk 1.0.15 and @wave-av/mcp-server 0.2.0 all publish Apache-2.0. This one had not. Second defect: npm always includes LICENSE regardless of the `files` array, but never NOTICE. `npm pack --dry-run` on origin/main listed exactly one license-ish file, LICENSE — so the NOTICE reserving the WAVE marks, which Apache-2.0 §4(d) requires redistributions to carry, was not in any published tarball. Fixed all four declarations (package.json, README.md, package-lock.json, and the LICENSE file they must match) and added LICENSE + NOTICE to `files`. Added `npm run license:check`: an offline gate that reads the license TEXT and fails when any declaration disagrees with it, when LICENSE/NOTICE would not ship, or when a runtime dependency carries strong copyleft. It fails on the pre-fix tree with exactly the two contradictions above. Added `npm run license:ledger`, which downloads every published WAVE tarball and wheel, reads the LICENSE inside, and compares it to what each source repo declares today; LICENSE-LEDGER.md is its output and names four more drifts this change does not touch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR corrects the package’s repository-facing license surfaces and npm packaging from MIT to Apache-2.0, then adds deterministic CI enforcement plus scheduled registry reconciliation to verify license text, metadata, NOTICE distribution, dependency policy, and published artifacts across the WAVE package set. Sequence diagram for the offline license truth gatesequenceDiagram
participant CI
participant Script as license-truth.mjs
participant Audit as auditRepo
participant Npm as npm pack
participant Files as Repository files
CI->>Script: run license:check
Script->>Npm: packedFileList()
Npm-->>Script: files in publish tarball
Script->>Audit: auditRepo(root, packedFiles)
Audit->>Files: readRepoTruth(root)
Files-->>Audit: LICENSE, NOTICE, manifests, README, lockfile
Audit->>Files: dependencyLicenses(root)
Files-->>Audit: runtime and dev dependency licenses
Audit-->>Script: license and packaging problems
alt contradictions found
Script-->>CI: exit 1
else all surfaces agree
Script-->>CI: OK, exit 0
end
Sequence diagram for published artifact registry reconciliationsequenceDiagram
participant Job as registry-drift job
participant Ledger as license-truth.mjs ledger
participant Registry as npm or PyPI
participant Archive as archive readers
participant Source as GitHub source repository
participant Output as LICENSE-LEDGER.md
Job->>Ledger: run license:ledger -- --check
Ledger->>Registry: inspectNpm() or inspectPyPI()
Registry-->>Ledger: metadata and published archive
Ledger->>Archive: readTarGz() or readZip()
Archive-->>Ledger: artifact LICENSE and NOTICE contents
Ledger->>Source: inspectSource()
Source-->>Ledger: source manifest and LICENSE text
Ledger->>Ledger: artifactProblems() and sourceProblems()
Ledger->>Output: renderLedger()
alt drift or fetch failure
Ledger-->>Job: failed reconciliation
else source verified and consistent
Ledger-->>Job: consistent result
end
Flow diagram for aligning the package license surfacesflowchart TD
Text[LICENSE text identifies as Apache-2.0]
Manifest[package.json declares Apache-2.0]
Lock[package-lock.json root matches manifest]
Readme[README License section matches manifest]
Package[files includes LICENSE and NOTICE]
Tarball[npm tarball ships LICENSE and NOTICE]
Result[License truth passes]
Text --> Manifest
Manifest --> Lock
Manifest --> Readme
Manifest --> Package
Package --> Tarball
Text --> Result
Lock --> Result
Readme --> Result
Tarball --> Result
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — The PR fixes the package’s Apache-2.0 metadata and NOTICE packaging, but also introduces a substantial new registry-audit and CI subsystem. Unresolved comments identify concrete reliability and validation gaps in that subsystem, including fail-open packaging checks and false drift results, so human review is warranted. Not approved because:
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WalkthroughThe repository now declares Apache-2.0 licensing, validates local license truth, inspects npm and PyPI artifacts, detects source drift, renders a license ledger, and runs these checks through CLI commands, tests, and GitHub Actions. ChangesLicense truth system
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The license declarations are consistent, but several new audit and reconciliation paths can pass without checking package contents, report false drift, or fail to produce timely ledger output. These should be corrected before relying on the new gate. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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LicenseTruthCLI->>Registry: Inspect npm and PyPI artifacts
Registry->>ArchiveReader: Read tar.gz or ZIP contents
Registry->>SourceRepository: Read manifests and license files
LicenseTruthCLI->>Ledger: Render consistency and drift results
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💡 Edge Case: tar octal size field doesn't support GNU base-256 extension
octal() always parses the 12-byte size field with parseInt(s, 8). GNU tar switches to base-256 encoding (high bit of the first byte set) for sizes that don't fit in octal; parseInt on that raw byte sequence would silently produce a wrong (usually garbage or NaN-coerced-to-0) size rather than throwing. This is not reachable for npm tarballs in practice (individual package files are always well under the octal size limit), so it's low risk, but worth a guard (if (b[0] & 0x80) throw new Error('base-256 tar size not supported')) so a future large-file edge case fails loudly instead of silently truncating/misreading entries.
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💡 Edge Case: readZip mixes central-directory size with local-header offsets
readZip takes compressedSize from the central directory record but computes the data start offset using the local header's own name/extra-field lengths (lines 91-93), while ignoring the local header's own (possibly zero, if a data descriptor was used) size fields. For a zip written with a data descriptor (general-purpose flag bit 3), the local header's crc/sizes are placeholders and the entry's compressed data length must come from matching central-directory info, which this code does correctly — but it never checks the data-descriptor flag, so if a wheel were ever built with streaming output this would silently work by luck rather than by design. PyPI wheels are built by wheel/setuptools which do not use streaming zip writers, so this is theoretical for the ledger's actual inputs; flagging only for future-proofing if the ledger is extended to other archive sources.
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CodeQL js/incomplete-sanitization (high) on scripts/lib/registry.mjs:35 —
`name.replace('/', '%2F')` replaces only the FIRST occurrence, so a name with a
second slash reaches a registry path this code never intended to request. The
same splice-without-validation shape appeared twice more: the PyPI project name
and the raw.githubusercontent repo path.
Replaced all three with validated builders — npmPackageUrl, pypiProjectUrl and
rawGithubUrl — that reject anything outside each ecosystem's name grammar (and
any path with a ".." segment or a leading slash) before encoding. `replaceAll`
now escapes every slash; path segments go through encodeURIComponent.
These names come from license-manifest.json today, which is repo-controlled, so
this is defence in depth rather than a live exploit — but a validated builder is
the correct shape for a function that turns a string into a URL it will fetch.
Four tests added, including the exact CodeQL case: a name whose second slash
would have survived the old replace.
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In @.github/workflows/license-truth.yml:
- Around line 26-28: Update the workflow concurrency configuration to include
github.event_name in the group key, separating push, schedule, and
workflow_dispatch runs even when they share the main branch ref. Change
cancel-in-progress so it is enabled only when github.event_name is pull_request,
preserving active non-PR runs through their ledger upload.
In `@LICENSE-LEDGER.md`:
- Line 15: Update the committed LICENSE-LEDGER.md entry for `@wave-av/cli` to
match the post-merge package.json and LICENSE metadata, or clearly label the
ledger as generated at a specific time rather than current. Ensure the resulting
entry no longer reports a stale MIT value and DRIFT status.
In `@scripts/lib/archive.mjs`:
- Around line 39-43: Update readTarGz to parse PAX (`x`) header bodies for the
length-prefixed path record, retain that path for the immediately following
entry, and use it when constructing the entry’s Map key; also remove the
unreachable typeflag === '\0' condition because NUL is normalized to '0'.
In `@scripts/lib/registry.mjs`:
- Around line 187-188: Update the classifier handling around the classifier
extraction to return a valid SPDX identifier for recognized license classifiers,
including Apache Software License mapping to Apache-2.0; return UNKNOWN for
unmapped classifiers so sourceProblems does not report false drift, and update
the affected test expectation accordingly.
- Around line 16-26: Add an AbortSignal.timeout(...) option to the fetch calls
in getJson, getBuffer, getText, and getTextOrNull, using the appropriate
existing timeout value or a consistent bounded duration, while preserving each
function’s current response and error handling.
- Around line 63-86: Update inspectPyPI to inspect the source distribution when
no wheel is available: fetch the sdist archive, parse it with readTarGz, and
detect LICENSE/NOTICE files and SPDX text using the same artifact metadata
fields. Alternatively, ensure artifactProblems does not report a missing license
when neither supported artifact is available, while preserving the existing
wheel behavior.
In `@scripts/lib/spdx.mjs`:
- Line 95: Update the SPDX expression classification logic around
STRONG_COPYLEFT and auditRepo to inspect every OR branch, returning weak when no
permissive branch exists but at least one weak-copyleft branch is available,
including mixed strong/weak expressions such as GPL-3.0-only OR
LGPL-3.0-or-later. Add this mixed-branch case to the existing license SPDX
tests.
In `@scripts/license-truth.mjs`:
- Around line 43-45: Update packedFileList to distinguish an unavailable npm
executable from an npm pack failure: preserve the nullable result only for the
unavailable-tool case, but propagate or otherwise surface pack failures when
required. In runCheck, invoke packedFileList(ROOT, { required: true }) so npm
pack errors cause the license check to fail instead of skipping shipping rules.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Separate event types in the concurrency group.
push on main, the weekly schedule on the default main branch, and workflow_dispatch on main all use github.ref == 'refs/heads/main'. The current group allows a push to cancel an active registry-drift run before it uploads LICENSE-LEDGER.md.
Include github.event_name in the group key. Set cancel-in-progress only for pull_request runs.
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In @.github/workflows/license-truth.yml around lines 26 - 28, Update the
workflow concurrency configuration to include github.event_name in the group
key, separating push, schedule, and workflow_dispatch runs even when they share
the main branch ref. Change cancel-in-progress so it is enabled only when
github.event_name is pull_request, preserving active non-PR runs through their
ledger upload.
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| | `@wave-av/cli` | npm | 1.0.8 | `MIT` | `MIT` | `MIT` | no | **DRIFT** — source manifest says "MIT" but LICENSE is the Apache-2.0 text | |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the committed ledger synchronized with main, or label it as generation-time data. inspectSource reads .../HEAD/package.json, so after this merge it will resolve @wave-av/cli as Apache-2.0, while line 15 remains MIT and DRIFT. The scheduled/manual registry-drift job only uploads a regenerated artifact; it does not update the committed file. Commit the post-merge output, or qualify the ledger with its generation time so it is not presented as current.
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In `@LICENSE-LEDGER.md` at line 15, Update the committed LICENSE-LEDGER.md entry
for `@wave-av/cli` to match the post-merge package.json and LICENSE metadata, or
clearly label the ledger as generated at a specific time rather than current.
Ensure the resulting entry no longer reports a stale MIT value and DRIFT status.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Does npm pack use PAX extended headers for tar entry paths longer than 100 characters (node-tar portable mode)?
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Yes, npm pack utilizes PAX extended headers to support tar entry paths longer than the standard 100-character limit [1]. Because npm relies on the node-tar library to create tarballs, it automatically uses PAX headers whenever they are required to properly encode metadata, including long file paths [2][3]. When a path exceeds 100 characters, node-tar generates a PAX extended header record (typically using the path keyword) to store the full path, ensuring compatibility with modern tar readers [1]. This mechanism is standard behavior for node-tar unless explicitly disabled [2][4]. Regarding "portable mode" in node-tar: The portable option in node-tar is designed to omit system-specific metadata—such as ctime, atime, device numbers, and inode numbers—from the tarball to ensure consistency across different operating systems [3][4]. It does not disable PAX extended headers. In fact, if you were to use the noPax option—which is distinct from portable mode—it would suppress PAX extended headers, leading to the truncation of long paths and potential misinterpretation of numeric values [2][3]. Therefore, npm pack remains capable of handling long paths even when portable mode is enabled, as it continues to use PAX headers to preserve those paths correctly [1][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/compiled-run/oxc-tsrx/blob/4064b8e7/scripts/read-package-tarball.ts
- 2: https://www.npmjs.com/package/tar
- 3: https://github.com/isaacs/node-tar
- 4: https://github.com/isaacs/node-tar/blob/main/README.md
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Handle PAX (x) extended headers.
When readTarGz skips a PAX header, it discards the path record. The following entry can then use a truncated name as its Map key. Parse the length-prefixed PAX path record and apply it to the following entry. Remove the unreachable typeflag === '\0' check because line 34 converts NUL to '0'.
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In `@scripts/lib/archive.mjs` around lines 39 - 43, Update readTarGz to parse PAX
(`x`) header bodies for the length-prefixed path record, retain that path for
the immediately following entry, and use it when constructing the entry’s Map
key; also remove the unreachable typeflag === '\0' condition because NUL is
normalized to '0'.
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🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Node.js 22 fetch AbortSignal.timeout default request timeout undici
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In Node.js 22, the global fetch API does not have a default timeout for the entire request, meaning it can theoretically hang indefinitely if the server does not respond [1][2]. To implement a timeout, you should use the AbortSignal.timeout(ms) method provided by the global AbortSignal class [3][1]. However, there is a distinction between a total request timeout and the underlying connection-level timeout: 1. Request Timeout (Application Level): You can set this using { signal: AbortSignal.timeout(ms) } in your fetch options [1][4]. When this timer expires, the fetch promise will reject with a TimeoutError (or sometimes an AbortError in certain streaming scenarios) [5][1]. 2. Connection Timeout (Underlying Undici behavior): Node.js uses Undici as its underlying HTTP/1.1 client [6]. While you cannot set a global "default" timeout for all fetch calls, Undici does have a default internal connection timeout (typically 10 seconds) [6]. Some users report that this internal connection-level timeout is not always overridden by the standard AbortSignal.timeout(ms) passed to fetch [6]. To manage connection-level settings explicitly, you can provide a custom dispatcher using the Undici Agent [4]: const { Agent, fetch } = require('undici'); const dispatcher = new Agent({ connect: { timeout: 20000 } // Set connection timeout to 20 seconds }); await fetch('https://example.com', { dispatcher, signal: AbortSignal.timeout(30000) // Set total request timeout }); Additionally, if you encounter issues with slow DNS or IP family selection, you may need to adjust the auto-select family timeout separately using require('node:net').setDefaultAutoSelectFamilyAttemptTimeout(ms) [4].
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- 1: https://devcraftly.com/nodejs/native-fetch/
- 2: https://hasdata.com/blog/nodejs-fetch-api
- 3: https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v22.x/api/globals.html
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76755913/increase-timeout-in-nodejs-built-in-fetch-api
- 5: GitHub issue 2171 in nodejs/undici (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: GitHub issue 4215 in nodejs/undici (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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Add a timeout to every fetch call. Node.js 22 provides no default whole-request timeout. A stalled registry request can keep the registry-drift job pending until its 15-minute limit. Apply AbortSignal.timeout(...) to getJson, getBuffer, getText, and getTextOrNull.
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In `@scripts/lib/registry.mjs` around lines 16 - 26, Add an
AbortSignal.timeout(...) option to the fetch calls in getJson, getBuffer,
getText, and getTextOrNull, using the appropriate existing timeout value or a
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| * Inspect the latest published version of a PyPI package (wheel preferred, sdist fallback). | ||
| * @param {string} name | ||
| */ | ||
| export async function inspectPyPI(name) { | ||
| const doc = await getJson(`${PYPI}/${name}/json`); | ||
| const info = doc.info ?? {}; | ||
| const wheel = (doc.urls ?? []).find((u) => u.packagetype === 'bdist_wheel'); | ||
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| (info.classifiers ?? []).find((c) => c.startsWith('License ::')) ?? null; | ||
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| let licenseFileSpdx = UNKNOWN; | ||
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| const licensePath = paths.find((p) => /\.dist-info\/(licenses\/)?LICEN[SC]E/i.test(p)); | ||
| noticeFileInArtifact = paths.some((p) => /\.dist-info\/(licenses\/)?NOTICE/i.test(p)); | ||
| if (licensePath) { | ||
| licenseFileInArtifact = true; | ||
| licenseFileSpdx = detectSpdxFromText(entries.get(licensePath).toString('utf8')); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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PyPI JSON API urls packagetype values bdist_wheel sdist meaning
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In the PyPI JSON API, the packagetype field identifies the type of distribution package provided for a specific release file [1][2]. The two most common values for this field are bdist_wheel and sdist [3][4]. bdist_wheel (Built Distribution) A bdist_wheel file (or wheel) is a pre-built distribution format that is ready to be installed by package managers like pip [3][4][5]. Because it contains the package in its final, installed-ready structure, it does not require a build step on the user's machine [3][6]. This makes installation significantly faster and more reliable, especially for packages containing compiled C extensions [7][6][5]. sdist (Source Distribution) An sdist file is a source distribution—typically a.tar.gz archive—that contains the raw source code and necessary metadata to build the package [3][7][5]. When a user installs a package from an sdist, the installer must first build it (e.g., compile any C extensions) into a wheel before it can be installed [3][5]. Sdists serve as a fallback when a compatible pre-built wheel is unavailable for a user's specific platform or Python environment [7][5]. Other less common values for packagetype include older or legacy formats such as bdist_egg, bdist_wininst, bdist_msi, bdist_dumb, bdist_rpm, and bdist_dmg [8]. In modern Python packaging, it is best practice to publish both a wheel and an sdist for every release to ensure maximum compatibility and installation efficiency for all users [3][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.pypi.org/api/json/
- 2: https://github.com/pypi/warehouse/blob/main/docs/user/api/json.md
- 3: https://github.com/pypa/packaging.python.org/blob/main/source/discussions/package-formats.rst
- 4: https://realpython.com/python-wheels/
- 5: https://snarky.ca/a-tutorial-on-python-package-building/
- 6: https://packaging.python.org/guides/distributing-packages-using-setuptools/
- 7: https://github.com/pypa/packaging.python.org/blob/main/source/overview.rst
- 8: https://pypi-json.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/typehints.html
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Add the promised sdist fallback before reporting artifact problems.
When PyPI provides only an sdist, inspectPyPI reads no archive and returns licenseFileInArtifact: false. artifactProblems then emits no LICENSE file inside the published artifact, even when the sdist contains the license. Read the sdist with readTarGz, or suppress this problem when no supported artifact is available.
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In `@scripts/lib/registry.mjs` around lines 63 - 86, Update inspectPyPI to inspect
the source distribution when no wheel is available: fetch the sdist archive,
parse it with readTarGz, and detect LICENSE/NOTICE files and SPDX text using the
same artifact metadata fields. Alternatively, ensure artifactProblems does not
report a missing license when neither supported artifact is available, while
preserving the existing wheel behavior.
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| const classifier = toml.match(/License :: OSI Approved :: ([^"']+?) License/); | ||
| return classifier ? classifier[1] : UNKNOWN; |
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The classifier fallback returns a non-SPDX string, which guarantees drift.
The regex captures the middle of a trove classifier, so License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License yields "Apache Software". That value is compared with normalize() in sourceProblems (line 200) against SPDX identifiers such as Apache-2.0, so the comparison can never match. Every source manifest that declares its license only through classifiers is reported as drift. scripts/license-audit.test.mjs:334-338 currently pins this value.
Map the classifier to an SPDX identifier, or return UNKNOWN so sourceProblems stays silent instead of reporting a false verdict.
🐛 Proposed fix to map classifiers to SPDX
- const classifier = toml.match(/License :: OSI Approved :: ([^"']+?) License/);
- return classifier ? classifier[1] : UNKNOWN;
+ const CLASSIFIER_SPDX = {
+ 'Apache Software License': 'Apache-2.0',
+ 'MIT License': 'MIT',
+ 'BSD License': 'BSD-3-Clause',
+ 'ISC License (ISCL)': 'ISC',
+ };
+ const classifier = toml.match(/License :: OSI Approved :: (.+)$/m);
+ return classifier ? (CLASSIFIER_SPDX[classifier[1].trim()] ?? UNKNOWN) : UNKNOWN;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@scripts/lib/registry.mjs` around lines 187 - 188, Update the classifier
handling around the classifier extraction to return a valid SPDX identifier for
recognized license classifiers, including Apache Software License mapping to
Apache-2.0; return UNKNOWN for unmapped classifiers so sourceProblems does not
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| if (options.length > 1 && options.some((o) => classifyCopyleft(o) === 'permissive')) { | ||
| return 'permissive'; | ||
| } | ||
| if (STRONG_COPYLEFT.test(expr)) return 'strong'; |
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Classify a weak copyleft OR branch as weak.
Line 95 classifies (GPL-3.0-only OR LGPL-3.0-or-later) as strong. A consumer can select the LGPL branch. auditRepo then blocks the runtime dependency instead of reporting weak copyleft. Evaluate all OR branches and return weak when no permissive branch exists but at least one weak branch exists. Add this mixed-branch case to scripts/license-spdx.test.mjs.
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In `@scripts/lib/spdx.mjs` at line 95, Update the SPDX expression classification
logic around STRONG_COPYLEFT and auditRepo to inspect every OR branch, returning
weak when no permissive branch exists but at least one weak-copyleft branch is
available, including mixed strong/weak expressions such as GPL-3.0-only OR
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A failing npm pack silently downgrades the gate to a pass.
The bare catch returns null for every failure, so auditRepo skips the license-shipped and notice-shipped rules and only adds a note. runCheck then exits 0. Those two rules cover the exact regression this PR fixes: NOTICE never reaching the published tarball. If npm pack breaks for any reason in CI, npm run license:check reports "OK — every license surface agrees" while the shipping rules were never evaluated.
Separate "npm is unavailable" from "npm pack failed", and let check fail in the second case.
🐛 Proposed fix
-export function packedFileList(root = ROOT) {
+export function packedFileList(root = ROOT, { required = false } = {}) {
try {
const out = execFileSync('npm', ['pack', '--dry-run', '--json', '--ignore-scripts'], {
cwd: root,
encoding: 'utf8',
stdio: ['ignore', 'pipe', 'ignore'],
});
const start = out.indexOf('[');
return JSON.parse(out.slice(start))[0].files.map((f) => f.path);
- } catch {
+ } catch (err) {
+ if (required && err.code !== 'ENOENT') {
+ throw new Error(`\`npm pack --dry-run\` failed, so the packed-file rules cannot run: ${err.message}`);
+ }
return null;
}
}Then call it as packedFileList(ROOT, { required: true }) in runCheck.
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In `@scripts/license-truth.mjs` around lines 43 - 45, Update packedFileList to
distinguish an unavailable npm executable from an npm pack failure: preserve the
nullable result only for the unavailable-tool case, but propagate or otherwise
surface pack failures when required. In runCheck, invoke packedFileList(ROOT, {
required: true }) so npm pack errors cause the license check to fail instead of
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LEGAL-001 — license truth for
@wave-av/cliThe defect
package.jsononorigin/maindeclared"license": "MIT". TheLICENSEfile beside it is the Apache-2.0 text, and has been since5da8018— "chore: adopt Apache-2.0 license + add NOTICE… Standardize the open WAVE protocol/SDK surface on Apache-2.0 (patent grant for adoption). Replaces any prior license." The README's License section also said MIT. Three declarations, one file, two different licenses.Reproduction against
origin/mainbefore this change:Second defect, found while building the gate. npm always includes
LICENSEin a tarball regardless of thefilesarray — but neverNOTICE.fileslisted onlydist,templates,README.md,CHANGELOG.md:So the
NOTICEreserving the WAVE trademarks — which Apache-2.0 §4(d) requires redistributions to carry — has never been in a published tarball. The same is true of every other WAVE npm package (see the NOTICE column inLICENSE-LEDGER.md); this PR fixes it here.What the published artifact actually is
The brief this lane started from said
@wave-av/cli@1.0.8's tarball contains Apache-2.0 text under MIT metadata. It does not — the published 1.0.8 tarball is internally consistent, MIT metadata with the MIT text:The reason is a date, not a packaging bug: 1.0.8 was published 2026-04-03 (
registry.npmjs.orgtimefield), two months before the 2026-06-04 Apache-2.0 adoption commit. The[1.0.8]CHANGELOG entry claims "License changed to Apache-2.0, replacing MIT" — true of the repository, never true of the release. Apache-2.0 has never been published for this package. The history is left as written; a correction note is added under[Unreleased].The fix
package.json—"license"→Apache-2.0;"LICENSE"and"NOTICE"added tofiles.README.md— License section now names Apache-2.0 and points at both files.package-lock.json— rootlicenseregenerated vianpm install --package-lock-only(one line).CHANGELOG.md— records both fixes and corrects the false[1.0.8]license claim.The gate that keeps it fixed
npm run license:check(new, offline, wired into CI aslicense-truth / local-truth). It reads the license text and names it, then requires every declaration to match — because you cannot catch this class of defect by comparing two declarations to each other. Rules:license-file-present,license-file-identifiable,declared-license-present,declared-matches-text,lockfile-matches-manifest,readme-matches-manifest,license-shipped,notice-shipped,no-strong-copyleft-runtime.It reads only repo files, so it is deterministic and cannot go red because a registry is having a bad afternoon. Registry reconciliation is a separate job (
registry-drift) on a weekly schedule +workflow_dispatch.npm run license:ledgerregeneratesLICENSE-LEDGER.md: it downloads every published WAVE npm tarball and PyPI wheel, reads the LICENSE inside the artifact, and compares that against what each source repo declares today. tar.gz and zip are parsed in pure Node (scripts/lib/archive.mjs) so the ledger needs notar/unzipbinary and no new dependency.Proving runs
54 of those 65 tests are new. The load-bearing one builds a fixture repo declaring MIT next to Apache-2.0 text and asserts
declared-matches-textfires — if that ever stops failing, the gate has stopped working. Writing the tests found a real bug in my own classifier:classifyCopyleft("LGPL-3.0-or-later")recursed until the stack blew, because\bOR\bmatched the-or-inside the identifier. Fixed by requiring whitespace-delimitedOR; the test that caught it is kept.What this PR does NOT touch
.github/workflows/release.yml(owned by #17/#45) andsrc/lib/version.ts(owned by #46) are untouched — no file in this diff appears in any open PR.Drift this PR reports but cannot fix from here
LICENSE-LEDGER.mdnames four contradictions in other repos, each with a receipt. They need their own PRs:@wave-av/workflow-sdk@1.0.6sdk-typescript/packages/workflow-sdk/LICENSEis MITwave-av-sdk@2.0.0(PyPI)sdk-python/LICENSEis MITwave-sdk@2.0.0(PyPI)LICENSEis Apache-2.0 (being fixed in sdk-python#44)@wave-av/create-app@1.0.9package.jsonon any wave-av default branch — source unknownThe ledger deliberately renders that last row as unverified, not "consistent": an artifact that agrees with itself and has never been checked against a source repo is not a pass.
Note the
@wave-av/clirow will read DRIFT until this merges — the ledger readsHEADofwave-av/cli, which still declares MIT. Regenerate after merge.Rollback
Revert the commit. The gate is additive:
license-truth.ymlis a new workflow (no existing workflow is modified),scripts/license-truth.mjsandscripts/lib/*are new files with no importers insrc/, and the two npm scripts are new keys. Reverting restores the MIT declarations and removes the gate; nothing else in the build or the published surface changes. No republish is implied by this PR — the npm metadata for 1.0.8 is immutable, and any republish is an operator decision.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Changes published-package license metadata and npm tarball contents (LICENSE/NOTICE), and adds a required CI gate; runtime CLI code in
src/is untouched.Overview
Fixes LEGAL-001:
@wave-av/clihad been declaring MIT inpackage.json, README, and the lockfile while the rootLICENSEtext was Apache-2.0, and Apache-2.0NOTICEwas not included in the npmfileslist (so it would not ship in published tarballs). This PR sets all declarations to Apache-2.0, updates the README license section, addsLICENSEandNOTICEtopackage.jsonfiles, and documents the mismatch and the incorrect[1.0.8]changelog claim in CHANGELOG.Adds automated license enforcement: new
npm run license:check(offline: declared vsLICENSEtext, README/lockfile alignment, packed tarball includesLICENSE/NOTICE, no strong copyleft in runtime deps) andnpm run license:ledger(downloads WAVE npm/PyPI artifacts, inspects license files in pure Node, compares to source repos). Wired via.github/workflows/license-truth.yml— requiredlocal-truthon PRs/pushes;registry-driftweekly/manual only. InitialLICENSE-LEDGER.mdand broad Vitest coverage inscripts/lock in the rules.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit fc8809a. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
Summary by Sourcery
Align the CLI package with its Apache-2.0 license and add automated checks to keep declared, shipped, and published license information consistent.
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