Add reuse badge in readme. - #48
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@ajinkyapatil8190 does this need to go at the beginning of the file or can it appear anywhere? |
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It can be anywhere in the file, but usually all badges are at the beginning of the readme so I kept it like that. |
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LGTM. BTW, @ajinkyapatil8190 why would the tag as seen on https://github.com/ajinkyapatil8190/sailing-analytics/tree/patch-1 show "non-compliant?" How do we find out?
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The 'code' filter used only negated rules under the default 'some' quantifier. picomatch treats '!README.md' as "any path except README.md", so a changed README.md still matched a rule and set code=true, forcing a full build for docs-only PRs (as seen on PR #48). Add a positive '**' rule and set predicate-quantifier: 'every' (the pinned v3.0.3 does not support the v4-only 'some-with-excludes'), so code is true only when a changed file matches the '**' rule AND all '!' exclusions, i.e. it is a non-trivial file. Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.8
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Add reuse badge in readme.
Issue Addressed by this PR
No Bug, just a chore for compliance.
Description
So, as per the OSPO guidelines, we have to make sure that the SAP open source repositories are all compliant - for this I created this PR to mark the compliance to the reuse rule.
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