https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2157252

Troy Curtis <[email protected]> changed:

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--- Comment #3 from Troy Curtis <[email protected]> ---
Yeah it is interesting that fedora-review gave that output even though it is
present. However, I was wrong anyway. Using the autogenerated requires is great
when a package "uses" a library, but in this case it really should be that
devel package should have the fully version dep on the base package. I was
getting my wires crossed a bit there. I notice that my syntax highlighting is
getting a bit confused due to the backtick used instead of an apostrophe in the
description, maybe the fedora-review parser is getting similarly confused? I'm
not sure.

I highly doubt fedora-review could be made to reliably test for compatibility,
as the directionality is very important. For instance, if this was a GPL
project, including some Apache licensed software is perfectly compatible. I
think it would be very difficult to reliably detect the usage scenario in order
to make a proper determination. I suppose flagging potentially conflicting
licenses which might need a more careful review would be useful. However, the
"here are all the detected licenses" feature seems to mostly do what we'd
expect it to do.


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