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issue #26 Recursively scan parent POMs for license #27

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Related to pull request #23

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References issue #26

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ChristianCiach commented Jan 9, 2018

Dammit, I accidently push both changes to the same branch/pull request again!

Well, you said that you don't mind. And this time the commits have the correct author, so I will leave it like this. I will now take a look at the README.

Turns out, force pushes to pull requests are possible.

@jaredsburrows jaredsburrows merged commit 351ef1b into jaredsburrows:master Jan 9, 2018
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Thanks!

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This should close #15 and #26.

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Regarding this point:

Maybe add a test with one of the Square libraries to test the parent POM search?

I not fluent enough with Groovy to comfortably write a new unit test (more accurate: "I don't wanna"), so I've changed the current POM-structure for the existing parent-POM-test with an additional grandparent-POM that contains the actual license information. This unit test still succeeds, to this should confirm that recursive parent POM search works.

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@ChristianCiach Thanks for that!

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