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#Onenote gem license name license code update

License_finder will inform you whenever you have an unapproved dependency. If someone adds an unapproved dependency to the project. This can be useful for inclusion in a CI environment to alert you License_finder will return a non-zero exit status if there are unapprovedĭependencies.

vendor/manifest or */vendor/manifest file (for gvt).

Erlang.mk or erlang.mk file (for Erlang.mk).

workspace-state.json under build directory (provided as enviroment variable SPM_DERIVED_DATA for Xcode, or default.

adle that specifies rootProject.buildFileName (for gradle).

Languages, as long as that language has a package definition in the project directory: License_finder will find and include packages for all supported See the contributing guide for information on development. So the docker image tagged 4.0.2 will run License Finder Version 4.0.2 Note that the docker image will run the gem which is installed within it. Reference it will mount your current directory at the path /scan and run any commands You can better understand the way this script works by looking at its source, but for

Pre-provisioned Docker container to maintain consistent versions of all the This will run any commands passed to it inside a Symlinked to be in your path via ln -s LicenseFinder/dlf /usr/local/bin or If you have docker installed, try using the included dlf script (potentially License_finder help for detailed help on a specific Run license_finder help to see other available commands, and prepare-no-fail option which prepares but carries on despite any potential failures. Running license_finder even if there is an issue with a prepare step, use the Is fully prepared to be scanned, use the -prepare or -p option which will runĮach active package manager's prepare command for you. If you do not want to manually run an individual package manager's prepareĬommand (ex: bundle install, npm install, etc) to ensure your project This canīe useful when you need to track down an unexpected package or

license_finder will then output info about packages, theirĭependencies, and where and how each license was discovered. If you'd like to see debugging output, use the -debug If you don't wish to see progressive output "dots", use the -quiet Report current action items i.e., packages that are new or have Over time you will tell license_finder which packagesĪre approved, so when you run this command in the future, it will The output will report that none of your packages have beenĪpproved.

#Onenote gem license name license code update

Version of Ruby installed, you can update via Homebrew: License Finder requires Ruby 2.3.3 or greater to run.

Golang (via gvt, glide, dep, trash and govendor).

Objective-C (+ CocoaPods 0.39 and below.

Objective-C, Swift (via Carthage, CocoaPods ) and Swift Package Manager).

the docker image contains all the package managers needed to run license_finder.

LicenseFinder works with your package managers to find dependencies,ĭetect the licenses of the packages in them, compare those licensesĪgainst a user-defined list of permitted licenses,Īnd give you an actionable exception report.