You actually might be able to do this with the remote-resources plugin.
We currently use it to generate the NOTICE files which include the
License for each dependency. Since it's just a velocity template, you
might be able to sort via the licenses before printing anything. Not
really su
I thought a plugin for this might be asking for too much, but what
about the possibility of modifying the Dependencies report from the
site to include a license column ?
The output could look something like this:
http://jspwiki.org/wiki/ApacheRelicensing
-Steve
On 8/30/07, Wayne Fay <[EMAIL PROT
I think a useful license report would simply look at all dependencies
(including transitive) and then issue a report at the end which simply
told you:
GPL
a.b.c-1.0.1
x.y.z-2.0.2
MIT
l.m.n-1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
None specified
f.g.h-4.0.1
You could perhaps go the next step of saying "based on your
depe
'Sure they can, but how do you know if a license is compatible (maybe it
should spit out "IANAL" j/k)? Well anyway, I do agree that a license
attribute maybe useful none the less.
-aps
On 8/30/07, Dennis Lundberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If the dependencies have maven pom.xml files, they c
If the dependencies have maven pom.xml files, they can specify the
license in them.
Alexander Sack wrote:
Just out of curiosity, how the heck would you figure this out? Seems like
this would be too complicated to do in software though I AM 100% FOR
replacing corporate legal teams with a Mojo!
Just out of curiosity, how the heck would you figure this out? Seems like
this would be too complicated to do in software though I AM 100% FOR
replacing corporate legal teams with a Mojo! :D!
-aps
On 8/30/07, Wayne Fay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Not that I know of. If you write it, please co
Not that I know of. If you write it, please contribute it back,
perhaps someone else would find it useful.
Wayne
On 8/30/07, Stephen More <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to release some code as "open source", but I am not sure
> which license to pick.
>
> "Does your project currently us
I would like to release some code as "open source", but I am not sure
which license to pick.
"Does your project currently use any open source code? If so, then you
may need to use the same license that the open source code uses, or
another license that is compatible with it."
Maven does a great j
