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The REUSE specification allows developers to specify fine-grained copyright and licensing information, but requires the license texts to be put in a LICENSES/ subdirectory. These files are currently not picked up by the automatic license check.
While the specification does not prevent you from copying the license texts additionally into a top-level LICENSE.md file, this workaround seems to me unnecessarily redundant.
Do you see any reason not to to try a
I think we wanted to make sure the license was somewhere "obvious" and not buried, so we didn't just check all subdirs. But LICENSES seems obvious enough, seems OK to me
The REUSE specification allows developers to specify fine-grained copyright and licensing information, but requires the license texts to be put in a
LICENSES/
subdirectory. These files are currently not picked up by the automatic license check.While the specification does not prevent you from copying the license texts additionally into a top-level
LICENSE.md
file, this workaround seems to me unnecessarily redundant.Do you see any reason not to to try a
if Failuremode 1 occurs here?
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