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For now, the corresponding packages including their version and licenses are not documented inside the cryptography package itself, thus requiring additional documentation/modification work to ensure license compliance. For me not being a Rust developer, it is not really obvious whether the windows-sys dependencies actually are being included in the regular manylinux wheels or not for example.
It would be great to have the cryptography packages/wheels to provide these information for the official builds.
(Note: There already has been a short discussion about this on pyca/bcrypt#656. While it is part of the same GitHub group, the package is different.)
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The binary wheels on PyPI currently ship with a shared object compiled using Rust which seems to have some external dependencies: https://github.com/pyca/cryptography/blob/main/src/rust/Cargo.lock
For now, the corresponding packages including their version and licenses are not documented inside the cryptography package itself, thus requiring additional documentation/modification work to ensure license compliance. For me not being a Rust developer, it is not really obvious whether the windows-sys dependencies actually are being included in the regular manylinux wheels or not for example.
It would be great to have the cryptography packages/wheels to provide these information for the official builds.
(Note: There already has been a short discussion about this on pyca/bcrypt#656. While it is part of the same GitHub group, the package is different.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: