Ben Balter

@DirtyF Great call! Will get that going (unless you'd like to?)

@parkr is this because we're grabbing the metadata for `site.url` and `site.baseurl`? If the authentication on those endpoints have changed, are there now any endpoints that require authentication? Can we...

> This is totally fine – you are safe to ignore this. @parkr two questions: 1. If the user has no use of the `site.github` namespace, and they're not using...

@parkr if this is new, do you think it may be related to URL logic? Shouldn't it fall back?

Is this still the case?

> was proposed in 2014 and dropped, in #2983. I believe that was solving a different problem, a data file with multiple outputs. Here, the motivation is a better Ruby...

In https://github.com/licensee/licensee/pull/374, we added support for the opposite... converting HTML files to Markdown, so that they can be detected. Markdown formatting _should_ be stripped, as not legally significant, assuming no...

🤔 I don't see any reason (other than administrative complexity) of ignore-listing the top N 100% always code file extensions, as I don't expect, e.g., a `license.php` file to contain...

> `elastic/elasticsearch-js` This is the intended behavior when the `detect_readme` option is enabled. Licensee is properly detecting that there is a `License` heading within the README, but is unable to...

> One other idea would be to introduce a new `.licensee-ignore` or similar pattern similar to `.gitignore`, that if present, Licensee would exclude those files from its detection. To further...