Eric Hanson

Those are great points, that the override might need to handle multiple licenses. I just want to point out though that the existing license autodetection seems to work pretty well...

Well, I don't think we've had any issues (or if so I've missed them) where AutoMerge did not find the license file, as long as it was in the package...

Yeah, I think that is a thing we will need regardless of the specific license-checking detection methodology, in order to have any hope of enforcing General's policies in nuanced situations....

The friction is only in the case where there are no tests, so if we want to encourage tests, that seems like a good place to add friction, no? Sure,...

With the technology of ~~~tokei~~~ (https://github.com/XAMPPRocky/tokei, packaged as `Tokei_jll`), we could count lines of Julia code in `/test` (ref #351 for `/src`). That could be used to create a more...

How should it handle the distinction between new packages and new versions? Simplest would be a keyword argument, but it also could try to inspect the registry or something to...

I believe we've historically only added new checks as either turned-off by default, or as a breaking release. So we've been treating it as part of the public API, as...

Ahh ok, thanks for explaining, I misunderstood. Makes sense!

I think the rules for the purpose of registering a new package could be: * a new package is a JLL package (for the purposes of automerging) if and only...

> The last time we had this discussion, @fredrikekre was of the opinion that we should allow anyone to register their own JLL package. I'm inclined to agree - why...