Re: Declaring license for autogenerated file (W3C)

[Sam Hartman <hartmans@debian.org>]

>>>>> "Diego" == Diego M Rodriguez <diego@moreda.io> writes:
    Diego> ("pylatexenc/latexencode/_uni2latexmap_xml.py" [2]) is: #
    Diego> Automatically generated from unicode.xml by gen_xml_dic.py

    Diego> although the "unicode.xml" file itself it is not included in
    Diego> the release tarball. It is present in their repository, along
    Diego> with its license [3] (and highlighted in the README, which
    Diego> seems to be W3C.

This is probably obvious, but if you are targeting main, you'll need to
include the unicode.xml in your source package or generate from a
unicode.xml that is somewhere already in Debian.
(I don't know if this unicode.xml is repackaging of Unicode Consortium
data or something else already packaged).


For specifying in debian/copyright you might be better off asking on
debian-mentors.
You seem to have the legal issues well in hand.