On Fri, Aug 10, 2012 at 9:52 AM, Alex Huang <alex.hu...@citrix.com> wrote: >> >> So question on that. If someone edits the project's classpath in Eclipse, >> does >> that file get re-generated? Or does it simply modify the file as-is? If it >> gets >> re-generated, then I think we should simply consider those files to be >> "accepted exceptions". If it modifies the file and respects comments, then >> I'd say we keep the license headers in there. >> >> I'm hoping to eventually figure out how to add exceptions to RAT, and then >> configure the report generation as a Jenkins job. If we can do that, then >> we'll >> be able to catch problems as they occur (without me doing it daily!). > > It's automatically re-generated. That's exactly how I lost the license on > those two files. If we can add exceptions to RAT, that's the best. > > --Alex > >
Got it... OK, .project and .classpath files will be considered accepted exceptions from here on out... I'll see what I can do with RAT.
