Lars Geyer-Blaumeiser

Going over the discussion so far, it seems that I have a different understanding of what a purl references. For my use cases, a purl references a unique id/coordinates for...

My point is, that I want to reference a content that has certain properties, a license, a copyright, ... That this content comes in different flavors, is another aspect, but...

@grv87 You are right, that the same piece of OSS code could have multiple PURLs each of which should identify this piece of software clearly, so yes, there are multiple...

I am a bit confused, you say that you would like to change the terminology towards OC, but your remarks indicate that the TL definitions are more accurate. Concerning the...

@misappi : My reason to add this as a service was, that there is a break in tooling, because someone has to do something manually, which is not automated. If...

@shanecoughlan : I principally agree with you, but from the findings from @misappi I would recommend to reconsider the terminology in OC because at least the names imply a subset...

@shanecoughlan Thank you Shane for the clarifications! I think this is valuable input for our discussion and I understand now better the idea behind the terms.

Hello @fviernau, I did some small investigation with a Hello World example. There "go list -m all" only shows the module just created for the program. If I add a...

Hi @fviernau, good point, the go.sum file contains these components, which are not referenced in the go.mod file. Even a "go mod tidy" did not change the content of the...

Had to rename the files to get them here [go.mod.txt](https://github.com/oss-review-toolkit/ort/files/13297235/go.mod.txt) [go.sum.txt](https://github.com/oss-review-toolkit/ort/files/13297237/go.sum.txt) Concerning the exact list of what is missing. I have no clue, I understand actually too less from the...