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I am interested to add a new global package in pypi.org. Does I need any licence? For example licence from https://opensource.org/licenses/

I tried to search the licences required for python global package. But I am not confident about this. What is/are the license(a) needed and how to get that?

Bhargab Ganguli EIE 3019
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  • Legal questions, including copyright and licensing, are off-topic on Stack Overflow. – Brian61354270 Jul 31 '23 at 12:10
  • Please note that this question is likely too broad even for the sites that allow licensing questions (e.g., Law SE, Open Source SE). There are many existing licensing questions on those sites that you should review before posting and which may answer your question – Brian61354270 Jul 31 '23 at 12:13
  • Publishing a package to PyPI does not strictly require a license. However, without a license, others may be wary of using, modifying, or distributing your code because the legal implications are unclear. A missing license may also deter users from contributing to your package, as they lack clear permissions. – Original BBQ Sauce Jul 31 '23 at 12:53

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Publishing a package to PyPI does not strictly require a license.

However, without a license, others may be wary of using, modifying, or distributing your code because the legal implications are unclear. A missing license may also deter users from contributing to your package, as they lack clear permissions.

Original BBQ Sauce
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