Max Mehl

I cloned [go-gitea/gitea](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/) and ran `reuse lint | head` with your version: ``` $ reuse --version reuse 0.13.1.dev20+ga26c2d5 $ reuse lint | head # MISSING LICENSES 'MIT' found in: *...

Good idea, thanks! I'm not sure about returning an error (like exit code != 0), as this does not feel like something as critical as missing or unused license texts...

Ideally this would be generated automatically from the existing docu in some sort.

Should we also warn if a file has a .license file or in-file declarations, and if it is covered via dep5 at the same time? This is somewhat connected to...

I tend to agree. `lint` should always warn about conflicts, and explain which source is authoritative according to the defined precedence.

As @siiptuo mentioned, license texts in SPDX tend to change here and there, often fixing bugs that users benefit from. I would be fine with some time-limited caching, e.g. a...

I would also consider it nice-to-have, but as we learnt in this thread, some questions/issues would have to be resolved first: - Logic to detect the cache dir. `appdirs` works...

Just throwing in the note that setup.py is used for the AUR package of reuse: https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=reuse Not sure whether poetry would be supported in this fashion.

If a license identifier is found but cannot be parsed correctly, either the identifier is faulty, or – more likely – it is used as a string somewhere within a...

Ah, it's always a problem when there are SPDX-FileCopyrightText/License-Identifier strings in the files that are not meant for REUSE. The easiest way would be if you could split the string...