Björn Kautler
Björn Kautler
In my dependencies is a directory called like `foo.zip`. Actually, it is coming from an artifact transform that unpacks a zip file into a directory called like the zip file,...
Follow-up to #301. As you added the stream-variant, but not the URL variant, there is a problem now. When I configure the `licenseReport` extension, I already have to open the...
If you have dependencies with Unkown License, the documented built-in way to handle them is using the overrides file. But the overrides file is only available for the two inventory...
Please provide a way to allow a dependency when found in a specific project in `allowedLicensesFile`
This requires #305. Some dependencies or licenses might be acceptible when found in an end-to-end test project but must be complained about when found in some other project's runtimeClasspath. So...
Some dependencies or licenses might be acceptible when found in `testRuntimeClasspath` but must be complained about when found in `runtimeClasspath`. So it would be nice if in the `allowedLicensesFile` you...
This is mainly a follow-up to #295 and requires #305. It would be nice to have information about the project a dependency is coming from in the inventory report, most...
It would be nice to have information about the configurations a dependency is coming from in the inventory report. If you for example enable `ALL` configurations, it is important to...
The title says it all. This is necessary for some follow-up issues, or to customize the report to contain the project and configuration a dependency was found in. This can...
Neither the simple nor the inventory html report renderer print out the licenses found in a license file. If you for example have in the `project-licenses-for-check-license-task.json` file ```json { "moduleName":...
