Hi, On Wed, Mar 6, 2019 at 4:12 AM Justin Mclean <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > For javascript it is a bit more tricky, because all the javascript > > dependencies will be merged into one single and minimized javascript. > > Yep JS causes all sort of issues, also that some JS file are not obviously > licensed, and they are often missing license headers.
What I did it is to check the package.json file in the source code, and make sure all the packages listed in the dependencies are mentioned in LICENSE. > > > I doubt this can be done in a practical way. If do it manually, it > > might be done for once, but check every jar for each release, that > > looks impossible to me. > > In can be done in a piratical way, once you done it once you just need to > check teh differences on future releases. BTW I usually just use vi for this > as it understands comprised files so there no need to manually unpack the > jars. Fair enough. I used jar -tvf xxx.jar to check it. > > Thanks, > Justin -- Best Regards！ Huxing
