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Specifically, reporting errors is lacking a bit at the moment. golicense exits with status 1 correctly in the case of a disallowed or unknown license, but it's really hard to get a quick overview of what package failed if you have a lot of dependencies, since it doesn't print something like a summary when it's finished. It requires the user to go back in the terminal/log and look for an emoji/special colour to find the offending package (is there a better way?). This can be a tedious exercise when logs are several thousand lines long and you don't have a key on your keyboard for \u26a0 (⚠).
It doesn't help that golicense seems to detect when a tty is present and switch to plain mode, so you can't run something like golicense | ripgrep '\x{26a0}', as far as I can tell.
I propose adding a summary at the end for failing packages.
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Specifically, reporting errors is lacking a bit at the moment.
golicense
exits with status 1 correctly in the case of a disallowed or unknown license, but it's really hard to get a quick overview of what package failed if you have a lot of dependencies, since it doesn't print something like a summary when it's finished. It requires the user to go back in the terminal/log and look for an emoji/special colour to find the offending package (is there a better way?). This can be a tedious exercise when logs are several thousand lines long and you don't have a key on your keyboard for\u26a0 (⚠)
.It doesn't help that
golicense
seems to detect when a tty is present and switch to plain mode, so you can't run something likegolicense | ripgrep '\x{26a0}'
, as far as I can tell.I propose adding a summary at the end for failing packages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: