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When a custom license is used or a license file is explicitly provided by the NuGet Author, rather than having a blank URL for the package license we get back a deprecation Url from the NuGet Sdk.
This should instead detect when the deprecation Url is provided and provide a link back to the API where we can retrieve the embedded license and return it. This would be an endpoint that allows anonymous requests which should be fine from a security standpoint because we are only exposing the License not the actual package.
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When a custom license is used or a license file is explicitly provided by the NuGet Author, rather than having a blank URL for the package license we get back a deprecation Url from the NuGet Sdk.
This should instead detect when the deprecation Url is provided and provide a link back to the API where we can retrieve the embedded license and return it. This would be an endpoint that allows anonymous requests which should be fine from a security standpoint because we are only exposing the License not the actual package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: