five-c: Create a Non-Commercial License Category and upgrade the license list to use it

[DennisClark]

Problem
Currently there is only a License Tag for "Non-Commercial use only" in DejaCode, usually used with a category such as Proprietary Free or Source-available, and there is no equivalent attribute at all in the LicenseDB. I bring this up because I observed that other community projects have defined a License Group (equivalent to our License Category) of “Non-Commercial” and use that in license policy management.

There are currently 164 licenses defined in DejaCode that have non-commercial usage restrictions.

Benefits
Enable clear identification of Non-Commercial licenses in the LicenseDB and simplify/clarify license management in DejaCode.

Solution

• Define a new License Category = "Non-Commercial" and a definition something like
  "The license text prohibits any commercial usage of the associated software."
• Upgrade the licenses in both DejaCode and ScanCode/LicenseDB.

Additional notes
This enhancement will support new policy management functionality.

[DennisClark]

New License Category created in DejaCode enterprise and public.
164 licenses updated in DejaCode enterprise and public to set Category = Non-Commercial .

@AyanSinhaMahapatra please synchronize to ScanCode+LicenseDB when you have time, thanks.

[spyke7]

Hi @DennisClark can I work on this issue? as you have already assigned it!

[theharsh999]

Hi @DennisClark

I’d like to work on this task, specifically the ScanCode / LicenseDB synchronization part.

What I can handle:

• Identify the 164 Non-Commercial licenses updated in DejaCode
• Map and add the new “Non-Commercial” category in ScanCode/LicenseDB
• Update existing license entries to use this category
• Add basic validation/tests to ensure consistency with DejaCode

Before I start, please confirm:

• Is there a preferred workflow or script for syncing DejaCode → LicenseDB?
• Any naming or schema constraints for the new category in LicenseDB?

Once confirmed, I can proceed incrementally.
Thanks!