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Morning!
Morning
Do you have any automated way of tracking licenses in your dependencies? From a first look, it seems like the default tools cannot handle dual-licensing and are somewhat unreliable because of this. That only leaves âtracking it manuallyâ to me, right? But thatâs kind of hard for transitive dependenciesâŠ
https://github.com/technomancy/lein-licenses But probably doesnât do the dual-licensing thing?
Yes, it has some issues about it, but itâs the closest we can get I guess. I think I will give it a try
Good morning đ
mÄÄning
Morning
good morning!