[RTEMS Project] #4624: Integrate Software License Bill of Materials (BOM) using SPDX Tooling
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#4624: Integrate Software License Bill of Materials (BOM) using SPDX Tooling
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Reporter: Joel Sherrill | Owner: (none)
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Indefinite
Component: tool | Version:
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: SoC, ecosystem, small, large | Blocked By:
Blocking: |
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Description changed by Gedare Bloom:
Old description:
> The purpose of this project is to identify and integrate tooling that
> supports SPDX license annotation (see https://spdx.org). Understanding
> the purpose of SPDX and why its tooling is used is important background
> for this project. This project will:
>
> * Identify SPDX tooling and ideas that the RTEMS Project could benefit
> from
> * Evaluate use of that tooling
> - What types of reports? Consistency checks?
> * Evaluate if there are checks for git pre-commit.
> * Perhaps evaluate tooling to identify files without SPDX annotation and
> the licenses used. This will help us run down the remaining files without
> annotation.
>
> All tooling should be open source.
>
> Possible mentors: Joel Sherrill, Gedare Bloom, Sebastian Huber, Chris
> Johns
>
> Languages: Likely Python or Java for any third party tools. Python for
> RTEMS specific integration
>
> Difficulty: Medium
New description:
The purpose of this project is to identify and integrate tooling that
supports SPDX license annotation (see https://spdx.org). Understanding the
purpose of SPDX and why its tooling is used is important background for
this project. This project will:
* Identify SPDX tooling and ideas that the RTEMS Project could benefit
from
* Evaluate use of that tooling
- What types of reports? Consistency checks?
* Evaluate if there are checks for git pre-commit.
* Perhaps evaluate tooling to identify files without SPDX annotation and
the licenses used. This will help us run down the remaining files without
annotation.
All tooling should be open source.
Possible mentors: Joel Sherrill, Gedare Bloom, Sebastian Huber, Chris
Johns
Languages: Preferably Python for any third party tools from SPDX. Python
for RTEMS specific integration.
Difficulty: Medium
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Ticket URL: <http://devel.rtems.org/ticket/4624#comment:1>
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