fix(license): reconcile every SDK manifest to Apache-2.0 and ship the license text - #39
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… license text e3b3fb8 standardized the open protocol/SDK surface on Apache-2.0 ("replaces any prior license", patent grant for adoption) and added NOTICE. the five SDK manifests were never updated, so this public repo has been serving four MIT claims against an Apache-2.0 LICENSE file — including a README badge reading "License: MIT" that links to the Apache text. reconciled to the newest decision rather than to the majority: the MIT claims all predate e3b3fb8 and it explicitly supersedes them. python pyproject.toml MIT -> Apache-2.0 js package.json MIT -> Apache-2.0 (+ package-lock root entry) rust Cargo.toml MIT -> Apache-2.0 ruby gemspec MIT -> Apache-2.0 (+ LICENSE added to s.files) README badge + footer MIT -> Apache-2.0 go no license field — unchanged every publishable subtree now ships the license TEXT, not just a claim. the python wheel carried a bare `License: MIT` string and zero license files; a manifest field sets metadata and packages nothing. python also migrates off the deprecated `license = { text = ... }` table to PEP 639 (`license` as an SPDX expression + `license-files`), which stops building 2027-02-18. that needs setuptools>=77 at BUILD time only — the wheel still declares requires-python >=3.8. verified by building/packing, not by reading the manifests: wheel 9 files (was 8), adds dist-info/licenses/LICENSE; METADATA now License-Expression: Apache-2.0 + License-File: LICENSE npm pack --dry-run lists LICENSE (11.3kB) in the tarball gem Gem::Specification.load -> license=Apache-2.0 files=[LICENSE, lib/...] code __init__/cli/proxy hashes byte-identical to the published 0.7.0 — this change ships no code all four LICENSE copies are byte-identical to the root (sha256 14e3130932d1a242). crates.io packaging is unverified locally (no cargo on this machine). refs #451
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe repository and all four SDKs change their declared license from MIT to Apache-2.0. Each SDK adds an Apache License 2.0 file. Python packaging metadata now uses SPDX license fields and requires ChangesApache-2.0 license migration
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This updates SDK licensing metadata and package contents, but Python 3.8 users can no longer build the package from source under the declared support range. The conflicting copyright attribution may also present inconsistent licensing information to users. Resolve these issues before merge. Suggested labels: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Resolves the sole conflict in sdk/rust/Cargo.toml: main's brand fix (beabb69, "wave Dispatch" -> "WAVE Dispatch" in the description field) and this branch's license fix (MIT -> Apache-2.0) touch adjacent lines in the same [package] block. Kept both: the WAVE capitalization from main, the Apache-2.0 declaration from this branch. No other conflicts: main's other touches to these files (go.mod toolchain floor, rand_core CVE floor, wordmark casing in js/python/ ruby manifests) auto-merged cleanly against this branch's license-only edits. Re-verified post-merge with a local re-run of the same detector governance/license-truth-fleet.mjs uses (identifyLicenseText + declarationMatches + resolveShippedLicense, strict mode — a monorepo subpackage must carry its own LICENSE, never inherit the root's): all 4 SDK manifests (js, python, ruby, rust) now declare Apache-2.0 and ship byte-identical Apache-2.0 LICENSE text in their own package directory. 0 findings, exit 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MLCfz2w3xiGLfFFgFmbe5j
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| MIT © 2026 WAVE Online, LLC. A [WAVE](https://wave.online) product — local-first by design. | ||
| Apache-2.0 © 2026 WAVE Online, LLC. A [WAVE](https://wave.online) product — local-first by design. |
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Align the README copyright attribution.
LICENSE and NOTICE identify WAVE, Inc., but README.md identifies WAVE Online, LLC. Change the README to WAVE, Inc. if the license files are authoritative. Otherwise, document the entities' roles.
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| # `license = { text = "..." }` table is deprecated and stops building on 2027-02-18, and it is also | ||
| # what let this package ship a license CLAIM with no license TEXT — the table sets a metadata string | ||
| # and nothing else. This is a build-time floor only; the wheel still declares requires-python >=3.8. | ||
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Before this commit dispatch-edge had zero gates that read a license FILE — which is exactly why the #451 defect (all five SDK manifests declaring MIT against an Apache-2.0 LICENSE, live for months) shipped unnoticed and needed the fleet-wide sweep in claude-workstation to surface it. Without a standing check, the same divergence recurs the next time any SDK's manifest is touched. scripts/lib/license-truth.mjs vendors the pure, IO-free identity logic from claude-workstation governance/lib/license-truth.mjs (deliberately designed to be shared: "the fleet driver, a repo-local gate and the drill can all share one definition of 'what license is this really'"). scripts/license-truth.mjs walks the five SDK subdirectories, reads each manifest's declared license and the LICENSE text beside it, and reports a divergence by name. Strict colocation only: a subpackage must carry its OWN LICENSE copy, because npm and cargo pack from the package directory and never walk up to a repo root — the exact blind spot that let this defect exist. Also checks RubyGems' s.files (Ruby does not auto-include a colocated LICENSE the way npm/cargo effectively do) and Cargo's exclude/include lists for an accidental veto. FAILS CLOSED, a third state beyond pass/fail: 0 manifests found, or manifests found but none declaring a license, is CANNOT-MEASURE and exits 1 — never a quiet green over an empty denominator (mirrors the org sweep's own discipline, spelled out in its header: "an unmeasured license state is not a passing license state"). Proven directly, not asserted: scripts/license-truth.selftest.mjs plants the exact #451 shape (declares MIT, ships Apache-2.0), its mirror, a subpackage with no LICENSE of its own even though the repo root has one, a gemspec that has the LICENSE file but never lists it in s.files, an empty LICENSE file, consistent input (must stay green), and both flavors of "found nothing to measure." All 8 cases pass today. Mutation-proven live, not just in the selftest: flipped sdk/ruby/wave_dispatch.gemspec's s.license from Apache-2.0 to MIT with the real Apache-2.0 sdk/ruby/LICENSE still in place — `node scripts/license-truth.mjs` went red (exit 1, "declares MIT but ships Apache-2.0 — sdk/ruby/LICENSE"). Reverted; reran; exit 0, "OK — every declared license matches the license text shipped beside it, in its own package directory." Selftest runs before the real gate in CI, every time: a detector that cannot catch a planted bug is not trusted to report on the real tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01MLCfz2w3xiGLfFFgFmbe5j
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Reconciles the public repo's licensing to a single answer. Refs wave-av/wave-dispatch#451 (private).
The correction that set the direction
I originally read this as "the LICENSE file is the outlier — three sources say MIT, one says Apache-2.0, so fix the file." That was vote-counting artifacts of different ages.
git logonLICENSEsays otherwise:That is the newest decision, it explicitly names the SDK surface, it explicitly supersedes prior licenses, and it gives a reason MIT can't provide (a patent grant). Every MIT claim in the repo predates it — they were simply never updated. So the manifests are reconciled to the newest decision, not to the majority.
Swapping
LICENSEto MIT would have been the wrong fix twice over: it reverts a deliberate decision, strips the patent grant from a public repo, and breaksNOTICE, whose trademark carve-out is written against the Apache License.What was actually inconsistent
Wider than first catalogued — a
grepfor\bMIT\bfound two more than the audit did, including a Rust SDK missed because an earlier listing was truncated.sdk/python/pyproject.tomllicense = { text = "MIT" }license = "Apache-2.0"+license-filessdk/js/package.json"license": "MIT""Apache-2.0"sdk/js/package-lock.json"license": "MIT""Apache-2.0"sdk/rust/Cargo.tomllicense = "MIT""Apache-2.0"sdk/ruby/wave_dispatch.gemspecs.license = "MIT""Apache-2.0"+LICENSEins.filesREADME.mdbadgeLicense: MIT→ linked to the Apache fileLicense: Apache 2.0README.mdfooterMIT © 2026Apache-2.0 © 2026sdk/go.github/workflows/public-repo-guard.ymlSecond defect: a license CLAIM is not license TEXT
The published wheel for 0.7.0 contains 8 files, none of them a license, while its METADATA asserts
License: MIT. A manifest field sets a metadata string and packages nothing. Every publishable subtree now carries the license text, and all four copies are byte-identical to the repo root (sha256 14e3130932d1a242…).Python also migrates off the deprecated
license = { text = ... }table to PEP 639, which is what made the claim-without-text possible and which stops building on 2027-02-18. That needssetuptools>=77at build time only; the wheel still declaresrequires-python >=3.8.Verified by building, not by reading
Not verified: crates.io packaging — no
cargoon the machine I built this on. Cargo includesLICENSE*by default, but I'd rather flag that than assert it.What this does not fix
0.7.0, which is already on PyPI, so a tag today fails on a duplicate filename rather than publishing — a version bump is a separate release decision.sdk/js/package-lock.jsonstill says"version": "0.6.0"whilepackage.jsonsays0.7.0. Pre-existing drift, untouched here — regenerating the lockfile is a different change with a different blast radius.Repositorylink points somewhere that doesn't build the package.Need help on this PR? Tag
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Legal/licensing and packaging metadata changes affect published artifacts and Python build requirements; runtime code is unchanged but downstream compliance depends on the next release.
Overview
Aligns publishable SDK metadata and shipped license text with the repo’s Apache-2.0 decision (replacing stale MIT claims in JS, Python, Rust, Ruby, lockfile, and README).
Adds a LICENSE in each publishable SDK tree (js/python/ruby/rust), lists LICENSE in the Ruby gem’s
s.files, and moves Python to PEP 639 (license+license-files,setuptools>=77at build time) so wheels include license text—not just metadata.Introduces a license-truth CI gate (selftest first, then repo audit) that fingerprints LICENSE bodies vs manifest declarations per package directory (strict: no walking up to repo root), with fail-closed behavior when nothing can be measured.
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Reconciles every SDK manifest and published package to the repo's Apache-2.0 license, fixing the stale MIT claims Linear 451 flagged, and adds a CI gate that fails closed on declared-vs-shipped license divergence.
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LICENSEto each SDK subtree; the Ruby gem now ships it ins.files.Migration
setuptools>=77; no runtime changes for users.npm pack --dry-run, and the post-merge license detector run — 0 findings.Written for commit cea9034. Summary will update on new commits.
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Standardize SDK licensing on Apache-2.0 and enforce that every published package declares and ships matching license text.
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