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This file has been removed since version 1.2.1 to avoid affecting production environments. Use the version 1.2.1 if you want to be extra safe:
gem update did_you_mean
Even with this file included and shipped as part of the gem, the entire project and all the publicly released versions are still maintained and released under MIT. The "derivative" work evaluation/incorrect_words.yaml
is released CC-NC-SA 3.0, but it is only used in the CI build, and none of the actual code in the spell checker depends on this derivative work at runtime. What this means is that your production code will never use it at runtime and the existence of the file shouldn't affect the license of your code base.
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The next version 1.3.0 (bundled version in Ruby 2.6) will ship without any files that are released under the CC-NC-SA 3.0 license and the runtime dependency is released entirely under the MIT license.
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Thanks for your update!
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Related Issues (20)
- Add more documentation HOT 1
- Backport bug fixes to 1-2-stable, 1-1-stable, and 1-0-stable HOT 1
- Add JRuby to build matrix HOT 1
- How to run speed benchmarks? HOT 2
- No DidYouMean constants in Travis CI HOT 14
- Structured dictionary option for DidYouMean HOT 7
- Could it work on subsequent errors? HOT 2
- wrong suggestion when string requested on hash and keys are symbols HOT 1
- tmp/.keep packaged in gem HOT 7
- Suggestion not provided if the word to check ends up with a number HOT 2
- undefined method issue HOT 1
- Infinite loop HOT 7
- ruby-head fails on test/test_verbose_formatter.rb:17 HOT 2
- TreeSpellChecker: cases where it doesn't work as expected? HOT 1
- Redundant names HOT 3
- Calling DidYouMean::SPELL_CHECKERS.merge!(error_name => spell_checker)' has been deprecated. Please call DidYouMean.correct_error(error_name, spell_checker)' instead. HOT 2
- Issues with the did_you_mean deprecation warning HOT 7
- Gem is not commercial compliant HOT 11
- rerun the previous command with corrected spelling in irb. HOT 1
- Why this threshold for JaroWinkler distance ?
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