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Head commit for run: f6e85b5c40780d015658fd7c8435ed614fd7ee8a / Jiadong Bai <[email protected]> chore(license): track npm/python deps at name@version granularity LICENSE-binary now lists each Python package as `<name>==<version>` and each npm package as `<name>@<version>`, mirroring the per-jar format already used for the JVM section. Version drift is surfaced by CI as ADDED/STALE entries in any of the three ecosystems. Sources of truth (all native package-manager output): - npm: a license-webpack-plugin instance registered in frontend/custom-webpack.config.js writes frontend/dist/3rdpartylicenses.json with {name, version, license} per bundled package — bundle-scoped (matches what ships in the texera-web-application Docker image), not node_modules-scoped. - python: `pip-licenses --format=csv` after `pip install -r ...`. The check-binary-licenses workflow: - Replaces the old 3rdpartylicenses.txt consumer with the new JSON consumer. - Adds frontend/custom-webpack.config.js to its path-trigger list. - Tells pip-licenses to also ignore prettytable/wcwidth (pip-licenses's own runtime deps, not bundled). Drive-by: adds `[email protected]` to LICENSE-binary's MIT npm sub-section. It is the embedded Microsoft VS Code R-language extension shipped inside @codingame/monaco-vscode-r-default-extension's resources/, alongside the already-listed `java`, `python`, and `theme-defaults` siblings. Missing from the original audit because R was scrubbed from Docker images (PR #4385) but the Monaco R-syntax extension is still consumed by the frontend. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <[email protected]> Report URL: https://github.com/apache/texera/actions/runs/24950361194 With regards, GitHub Actions via GitBox
