Ross Patterson
Ross Patterson
The admins of this tracker have brought it back up "on much better software". Can someone restore the indexer definition, please? Maybe @garfield69?
``` $ docker compose run --rm vale --version vale version v2.26.0 ```
Currently I have to manage the headers for my `*.js` files manually, so it would be nice to be able to automate this.
> @rpatterson would using a [template](https://reuse.readthedocs.io/en/stable/usage.html#templates) work for this use case? Probably, but I would consider that a workaround for this issue, not a solution. Its better to think of...
> However, there a couple of things that might complicate matters: All good considerations that I'm not really qualified to weigh in on. > * How should downstream consumers of...
Perhaps [argcomplete](https://kislyuk.github.io/argcomplete/#installation)?
For those looking for a workaround restricting the requirement to before the first broken release is working for me: `reuse
It's also worth noting that the project's supported Python versions badge goes up to 3.10, IOW it does *not* include 3.11. So maybe that and/or your classifiers should be updated...
I don't mean to pester, but in case maintainers missed this, this seems like a pretty critical bug to me, @mxmehl. Everyone is stuck using `v1.0.0` or a git checkout...
> I cannot reproduce this on either tag v1.1.0 or tag v1.1.2. Wheels I build from the v.1.1.2 PyPI `sdist` tarballs in the official Docker Python container do *not* have...