Sebastian Schuberth

Probably also relevant for us is GitHub's new feature to [automatically generate release notes for GitHub releases](https://docs.github.com/en/repositories/releasing-projects-on-github/automatically-generated-release-notes).

Publishing to the new [Adoptium Marketplace](https://adoptium.net/marketplace/) could also be an option.

> I believe this change would need to provide a rationale why it makes sense to do the ignores in a scanner specific way and also why the ignore patterns...

> So it really seems as if SCANOSS should apply these ignores on the server side, so it's client agnostic. Or actually, the Python list of extension to ignore seems...

> allow for changing the configuration (patterns) without invalididating the scan cache. I believe, this is also very desirable for a sniplet scanner. I'm actually not sure yet whether caching...

> > I don't think we can lump together all snippet scanners to use a single configuration option. > > I don't think a single configuration file is necessary or...

> I believe caching the results has in general more positive impact on the server load compared to using these exclude patterns without caching. You're probably right here. In any...

> To my understanding, if we would answer that question with "we don't allow them at all", then this PR would be tremendously simplified For sure that would simplify things....

> I admit you're right that it does not make sense to scan certain file types, like e.g. `.license` files for sniplets. > On the other hand I do like...

I have moved out uncontroversial stuff to https://github.com/oss-review-toolkit/ort/pull/5790.