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For Java archives, we have the option of retrieving licenses either directly from the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF if Bundle-License is defined (OSGi) or from the pom.xml if it's build with Maven (#2115). However many projects are built with Gradle and are not OSGi bundles. Instead, these projects typically might include a license in the META-INF directory (for example the Spring framework includes the ASLv2 in META-INF/license.txt).
So what I'd like to do would be for Java archives to check for either a LICENSE or LICENSE.txt (case insensitive) in either the root directory or in META-INF and parse it for a license. I'm happy to contribute this - but do we have any existing code which can detect what license is in a license text file?
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For Java archives, we have the option of retrieving licenses either directly from the META-INF/MANIFEST.MF if Bundle-License is defined (OSGi) or from the pom.xml if it's build with Maven (#2115). However many projects are built with Gradle and are not OSGi bundles. Instead, these projects typically might include a license in the META-INF directory (for example the Spring framework includes the ASLv2 in META-INF/license.txt).
So what I'd like to do would be for Java archives to check for either a LICENSE or LICENSE.txt (case insensitive) in either the root directory or in META-INF and parse it for a license. I'm happy to contribute this - but do we have any existing code which can detect what license is in a license text file?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: