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Gradle (obnoxiously, maven found a better way) still wants you to commit a gradle-wrapper.jar to "your" repo, thus reuse wants you to license the file. The problem is that this file is going to fall under gradles licensing terms. Now whilst I looked those up, and added them to a .license file that doesn't really seem right. They could, for example, change the copyright holder and I would never notice. I'm updating my dependencies automatically, so that's not really a solution either, because I'm not checking.
note: not patronizingly. A jar is a binary that is a specialized zip file, and the classes inside likely have license metadata, and in fact there might be a file inside that contains the license. I haven't checked this jar.
This is on a list of files I'd rather ignore, but since no ignorelist is provided. The other being non-ai machine generated code which to my understanding can't be copyrighted; lockfiles. I'm using the suggested CC0-1.0 for those.
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Gradle (obnoxiously, maven found a better way) still wants you to commit a
gradle-wrapper.jar
to "your" repo, thus reuse wants you to license the file. The problem is that this file is going to fall under gradles licensing terms. Now whilst I looked those up, and added them to a.license
file that doesn't really seem right. They could, for example, change the copyright holder and I would never notice. I'm updating my dependencies automatically, so that's not really a solution either, because I'm not checking.note: not patronizingly. A jar is a binary that is a specialized zip file, and the classes inside likely have license metadata, and in fact there might be a file inside that contains the license. I haven't checked this jar.
This is on a list of files I'd rather ignore, but since no ignorelist is provided. The other being non-ai machine generated code which to my understanding can't be copyrighted; lockfiles. I'm using the suggested CC0-1.0 for those.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: