Chris Jerdonek

Regarding this issue, I see now that maybe it isn't the intent of this section to document _all_ arguments to `setup()`. Where would be the appropriate place to document all...

> As the owner of the new project, can't you simply relicense it as you please? Well, yes and no (I think). I'm not a lawyer either. But if, say,...

> there's no LICENSE.txt file to confirm that. Oh, then maybe it's not licensed after all and you can start with whatever language you want. :)

I can try asking on OSI's license-discuss list. It sounds like there's no getting around what @dstufft said (getting permission). But you want to do it in a way where...

Good question. It is an issue for them, but it doesn't look like they've solved it either. Yes, it looks at least some of their project templates have hard-coded licenses....

urllib.parse doesn't seem to round-trip file URI's containing multiple leading slashes. For example, this-- ```py import urllib.parse def round_trip(url): parsed = urllib.parse.urlsplit(url) new_url = urllib.parse.urlunsplit(parsed) print(f'{url} [{parsed}]\n{new_url}') print('ROUNDTRIP: {}\n'.format(url ==...

Thanks for all the extra info. A couple more comments: 1. I came across this issue when diagnosing the following pip issue ("pip install git+file://" not working for Windows UNC...

> The RFC treats empty authority and no authority as different cases. I'm not well-versed on this. But I guess this means urllib.parse doesn't support this distinction. For example: ```pycon...

Thanks, @phschiele! I appreciate the prompt reply. It might be worth clarifying in the text of your `FutureWarning` message that filtering the warning will also be needed to make the...

I posted PR #2454 to address this issue.