El 13/12/22 a las 16:03, Bastian Germann escribió:
I guess the rule was to use a wildcard when it is possible.
You can certainly list every file but then the copyright file will be much
bigger.
Note: What I finally did was to keep the lib/* and m4/* wildcards and expand
the others.
> How
Am 11.12.22 um 19:56 schrieb Santiago Vila:
What rule is being followed to use wildcards sometimes and sometimes not? This is a little bit crazy. How did you
generate the file?
It is not generated. If you can come up with a better file that is fine.
This was just a helper because otherwise
Hi.
I'm looking at the proposed copyright file and found this:
gnulib-tests/h*
gnulib-tests/ioctl.c
What rule is being followed to use wildcards sometimes and sometimes
not? This is a little bit crazy. How did you generate the file?
And more important, because without this I
Am 10.11.22 um 21:38 schrieb Santiago Vila:
For example, your proposed copyright file has this:
Files: *Makefile.in
I guess this means "anything including the 'Makefile.in' string, which includes a file called Makefile.in at any
directory depth but also something called
El 23/9/22 a las 11:34, Bastian Germann escribió:
Source: diffutils
Severity: important
Version: 1:3.8-1
Hi,
diffutils has an incomplete copyright file. At least LGPL-2.1+ and
GPL-2+ licenses are missing even though they are applicable to some
files. While they can be distributed as GPL-3+,
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