I'm adding license checking to Google Node team's repos using our js-green-licenses tool, and finds out that nodejs-common has two problematic dependencies: log-driver & modelo.

log-driver doesn't specify any licenses. A 3-year-old commit added the ISC license and bumped its version to 1.2.6 but no NPM packages have been published with that change.

modelo is in a better situation. It has the LICENSE file in its repo but its package.json doesn't specify its license and js-green-licenses reports that as an error.

I filed an issue for log-driver: cainus/logdriver#9, and a PR for modelo: kevinconway/Modelo.js#20

This issue is for tracking those problems. Once they are resolved and new npm packages are published, we have to adjust the version numbers for them accordingly.

Until then, all our packages that depend on nodejs-common must have a package whitelist for js-green-licenses.