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A common task we package maintainers need to carry out when updating bits to new releases (or even packaging new stuff) is to run a licensecheck on the package sources. I often end up at least untarring the sources and running licensecheck -r .. | sed '/UNKNOWN/d' to get a summary at least.
Would something like this be useful to add to fbrnch (perhaps with more intelligence to try to detect bundled bits and so on)?
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A common task we package maintainers need to carry out when updating bits to new releases (or even packaging new stuff) is to run a licensecheck on the package sources. I often end up at least untarring the sources and running
licensecheck -r .. | sed '/UNKNOWN/d'
to get a summary at least.Would something like this be useful to add to fbrnch (perhaps with more intelligence to try to detect bundled bits and so on)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: