add license note to address concerns in #2723 #2913
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@mfedderly @smallsaucepan I see you in the git history for README.md -- can I ask for a review? |
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I’m considering just rewriting marchingsquares in Turf itself and then dropping the dependency entirely. It might be a few weeks though before I can get to it. |
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#2723 discusses licensing concerns related to the MarchingSquaresJS dependency, which is used in
turf-isobandsandturf-isolines. After review, it appears that the most common sources of concern related to this dependency's license are not relevant, becauseMarchingSquaresJSheavily modifies the AGPL with additional grants of permission. This PR adds a note to Turf's README file explaining this for others who will run across this same false positive when reviewing their licensing posture, hopefully saving them a little bit of time.