Christian Köberl

Guess a more general approach would be to use https://github.com/pivotal/LicenseFinder - see also #114

* C/C++ has no dependency management - hence licenses cannot be checked that way. Maybe https://conan.io/ can be supported. * I don't know NuGet but I'm sure it can be...

We did not have this in the versions before that. The only current workaround is to reset and the restart the server. It would be great to have this in...

The Sonar Maven Plugin usually just works when you have the pom.xml in the current folder. I guess the parent can be in any folder (or even in a Maven...

Would be great to have NuGet support - PRs always welcome. Maybe have a look at the NPM / package.json scanner.

@dependabot rebase

Oh this has to be a POM with a recursive parent relation like this Project X -> Parent -> ... -> Project X Didn't know that was even possible.

The problem is not your POM but one of your dependencies. Could you debug the Maven build and check which dependency that is (set line break point at LicenseFinder.java:44)?

For your own packages it is a lot easier to define the license in your packages and then allow them in the license maintenance. For example - package.json: ``` {...

> @colinreedmiller this PR came out of this discussion - I think it's a visual breaking change based on the screenshot? There is no breaking change it the API -...