These are some common definitions Mend uses to provide feedback after the license resolution research process is complete.
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Term
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Definition
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Suspected In-House
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This library is most likely to be in-house and should be verified by the user as such. These libraries can be used to create regex patterns for in-house rules to automatically filter out similar libraries.
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Suspected Open Source License
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No Sha1 checksum match but this library most likely has a specific open source based on the evidence (e.g. Suspected Apache 2.0).
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Suspected Unspecified
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This license is assigned to archived libraries (e.g .zip or tar.gz), or libraries that are suspected to be licensed under a non open-source license.
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Commercial
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This library most likely has a commercial license, which falls outside the scope of Mend's open-source coverage.
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Unsupported Filetype
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This library has an unsupported file extension and falls outside the scope of Mend's open-source coverage.
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Unspecified License
This library does not contain any relevant license information or the reference does not exist (i.e. page not found).
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