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Currently the plugin does not scan file dependencies. While such dependencies do not have any associated metadata, they usually have a manifest which could be scanned for license information.
I think this could be implemented without too much effort in the ConfigurationReader. Currently we are only iterating over ResolvedDependency here:
for (ResolvedDependencydependency : configuration.resolvedConfiguration.lenientConfiguration.getFirstLevelModuleDependencies()) {
To process file dependencies we would also have to iterate over all dependencies which are an instance of FileCollectionDependency and scan all contained files.
@jk1 What are your thoughts about this? I would be willing to provide a PR for this.
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Currently the plugin does not scan file dependencies. While such dependencies do not have any associated metadata, they usually have a manifest which could be scanned for license information.
I think this could be implemented without too much effort in the ConfigurationReader. Currently we are only iterating over ResolvedDependency here:
Gradle-License-Report/src/main/groovy/com/github/jk1/license/reader/ConfigurationReader.groovy
Line 53 in 232fc7e
To process file dependencies we would also have to iterate over all dependencies which are an instance of FileCollectionDependency and scan all contained files.
@jk1 What are your thoughts about this? I would be willing to provide a PR for this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: