Add 3PP license check as part of PR CI #190
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The license check can be triggered locally: yarn license:check For automatic opening of IP tickets for suspicious depedencies, set an Eclipse Foundation gitlab token as environment variable "DASH_TOKEN" and run the alternate pacakge.json script. e.g.: export DASH_TOKEN="<your token>" yarn license:check:reviewAdd 3PP license check as part of PR CI Closes #189 Signed-off-by: Marc Dumais <[email protected]>
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Depends on dash-licenses nodejs-wrapper being released on npm. (ongoing)
However, I went ahead and published a v0.0.1 so we can start using it immediately - the plan is to catch-up with the PR above and a small subsequent one that will create the GitHub release for this version.
For now the CI job it will be only informational, letting the committers know that some 3PPs look suspicious. Any committer can then run the dash-licenses wrapper locally to automatically create the required IP ticket(s) - see commit message for more details.
Closes #189