[Hawkular-dev] How to work with the license plugin

Thomas Segismont tsegismo at redhat.com
Fri Jan 23 10:42:02 EST 2015


Thanks for sharing this Peter

Le 23/01/2015 16:01, Peter Palaga a écrit :
> Hi *,
>
> Have you ever updated the copyright range after you changed a file?
>
> To spare us from the tedious manual work and to bring in consistency and
> standards required by Red Hat Legal dept., the license plugin was
> recently included [1] in metrics. Other projects will follow soon.
>
> Here here is a couple of recommendations how to work with the plugin:
>
> (1) Having the file templates up to date in your IDE can save you some work
>
>    git clone  https://github.com/hawkular/hawkular-build-tools.git
>    cd hawkular-build-tools/ide-configs
>
> ... and import what is there. If your IDE is not supported, you are
> welcome to contribute a configuration. Nevertheless, one can work
> without an IDE support, see (2).
>
> (2) The license plugin is able to add/fix licenses as necessary. Just invoke
>
>      mvn license:format
>
> in the root of your project (assuming license plugin is configured in
> the pom hierarchy.)
>
> (3) The license:check goal is now bound to validation phase in metrics.
> It can make your build fail. If you want to avoid the checks for any
> reason (reduce build time, known temporary inconsistencies, ...) feel
> free to build with
>
>     -Dlicense.failOnMissing=false
>
> But note that Travis will fail if you push files that do not meet the
> standards.
>
> (4) From my sustaining engineer's experience, I can say that it is often
> handy to have non-code changes in separate commits. This holds not only
> for code formatting but also for copyright range updates. Please keep
> them separate if possible.
> A typical workflow might look like this:
>     (i) code, build with -Dlicense.failOnMissing=false, commit
>         as many times as you need
>     (ii) mvn license:format; git commit -m "License headers added or
>          fixed"
>     (iii) git push ... ; hub pull-request ...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Peter
>
> [1] https://github.com/rhq-project/rhq-metrics/pull/132
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