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Add REUSE support in the GitHub licensee library #901
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licensee/licensee#635 looks like a related issue on their side although it's only about SPDX identifiers rather than the LICENSES/ directory. |
There have been a number of upstream issues about this already, and also discussions via Twitter IIRC. Mike Linksvayer has made it quite clear that they only implement this when a pull request is made by a third party. The REUSE team doesn't currently plan to do that but we welcome any initiative! |
The PR should target which repo? |
Indeed, unless GitHub has changes libraries in the mean time, but I wouldn't think so. Regardless, it would be good to have it in this commonly used library. |
Linking the relevant licensee issue here: licensee/licensee#490 |
Thank you for your time and contributions! Unfortunately, this issue has been inactive for quite a while which means we probably can't manage the time to deal with it. That's why we're marking it as stale. We want to keep things tidy and focus on active discussions, but we’re always happy to revisit if this is still relevant! If you’d like to keep this open, please add a comment to let us know and remove the label stale. Otherwise, this issue will most likely be automatically closed soon. |
I see licensee/licensee#490 was marked stale and closed as "completed" even though it wasn't resolved. This issue isn't resolved either, so logically it should stay open until resolved. One would assume that closing issues that aren't actually fixed just leads to them being filed again as new issues? |
Currently it seems that the GitHub licensee Ruby library they use for detecting licenses does not read the path
LICENSES/
. People hosting their code on GitHub probably value having GitHub detect their license correctly. Thus it might help drive adoption if the licensee matchers at https://github.com/licensee/licensee/tree/main/lib/licensee/matchers were extended to read the places REUSE recommends developers to use.I am posting this for visibility while I am fully aware that this is not a bug in the reuse-tool itself.
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