# Distributions that ci/report_unlicensed.py flags for carrying no licence
# metadata, but which have been checked and do permit redistribution.
#
# Listing them here keeps that report down to things nobody has looked at yet.
# Without it the same seven names appear in every image build and the natural
# response is to stop reading them, which defeats the point of the report.
#
# One distribution name per line, followed by the licence and where it was
# verified. Lines starting with # are comments.
#
# Checked 2026-08-30, against the upstream repository for each.

ctc_segmentation  Apache-2.0  github.com/espnet/ctc-segmentation
sentencepiece     Apache-2.0  github.com/google/sentencepiece
# The fork tools/installers/install_warp-transducer.sh builds, of
# HawkAaron/warp-transducer. Both carry Apache-2.0.
warprnnt_pytorch  Apache-2.0  github.com/ljn7/warp-transducer
pyworld           MIT         github.com/JeremyCCHsu/Python-Wrapper-for-World-Vocoder
stempeg           MIT         github.com/faroit/stempeg

# MIT, via github.com/42qu/mmseg, whose README carries the MIT grant text.
# The chain is pluskid/pymmseg-cpp -> 42qu/mmseg -> espnet/py3mmseg, and the
# original copyright line was left as "Copyright (c) 2008 FIXME". espnet owns
# py3mmseg and it has no LICENSE file of its own; adding one there, with
# attribution, would remove the ambiguity. Not a blocker: MIT permits
# redistribution.
mmseg             MIT         github.com/42qu/mmseg

# "Most of the code here is licensed under the LGPL", per its LICENSE file.
# Redistribution is permitted, unlike kaldiio, but carries obligations around
# source availability and relinking. That is satisfiable and the image is
# private, so it is recorded rather than excluded. Worth revisiting if the
# image is ever published publicly.
kenlm             LGPL        github.com/kpu/kenlm
