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Infinite loop on transitive run #208
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I have this same issue with the same version of dotnet-project-licenses using -t option. I don't know the answer, but I'm surprised nobody has commented yet. I tried clearing my nuget cache with |
Unfortunately this project is currently dead. I did write a new version that provides similar functionality over here: https://github.com/sensslen/nuget-license. Would you mind checking whether this version resolves your issue? It is using the microsoft implementation to determine project dependencies in contrast to the version you use.... |
@sensslen thanks. I have already validated your fork, but unfortunately, currently, for me your tool is not a sufficient alternative because of the following reasons: I am not a lawyer, but in many licenses, for example in the MIT license there is something like the following paragraph: My interpretation is that software that uses such a library must deliver the license in the original format. Listing of the URLs is not enough. In comparison to nuget-license, the tool dotnet-project-licenses provides an easy option to download and save all licenses as harmless text files in a folder that is easy to publish and to create a combined text file that is easy to embed in an application. |
@ChristianGalla I'm fully aware that nuget-license does not provide all the functionality this project provides yet. However it already provides the ability to download the licenses that are specified by a download url (in HTML format though). Downloading the licenses specified by a SPDX identifier should be straight forward using licenses.nuget.org. Feel free to work on a PulRequest or a feature proposal over at nuget-license. |
Hi,
when I used the tool in version 2.7.1 in a GitHub action, it got stuck in an infinite loop: GitHub Action
Not working command:
On my local Windows 10 machine this is working fine, so I assume there is some issue regarding the runner windows-latest maybe in combination with the nuget cache.
Repeating verbose output:
When removing the
-t
option, the program is working fine, but a transitive export usually is required to be license compliant.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: