Matija Šuklje

I can confirm this bug also in 3.1.0 with 6 licenses. While we’re at it, shouldn’t it not only list `OR` (instead of `AND`), but also _not_ mention the `LicenseRef-Dual-license`...

I tried it some more and it seems that: As long as there are _only two licenses_, it **works** as intended e.g. selecting “BSD-3-Clause”, “MIT” and “Dual-license” in FOSSology would...

I see the logic behind this, but it is counter-intuitive and not present to the FOSSology user that the output will be quite different depending if it’s two or more...

I thought a bit more about it and I would still consider this a bug, since if you don’t use the Dual-license option, you still get `AND`. In any case,...

> Somebody on the matrix server says that he can reach the xmpp support chat. Maybe it's a Gajim problem That would be me, yes. I can see cca. 1100...

I suggest we: 1. deprecate non-SPDX-tagged copyright statements also in the tool 2. not have the tool mess with snippets, unless we introduce full snippet support – and even then...

The same issue can be replicated with this file: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/blob/a5764663e7b1a2570ea5bc52a0153b329936a090/src/fallback.cpp Here it simply eats up the _whole_ BSD-2-Clause license. … there are even more examples in the https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/pull/9326 PR message.

I suspect the fact that we allow for any format of a copyright statement, when it finds the word `Copyright` etc. it assumes that’s part of a REUSE tag and...

This is still an issue. I can replicate this bug still in 5.0.2.

I see`--skip-existing` flag already does that, but it seems it does the option 1. above. Could we instead change it to do option 2. instead?