chore(deps): update fsfe/reuse docker tag to v6
This MR contains the following updates:
| Package | Type | Update | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| fsfe/reuse | image-name | major |
5.1.1 -> 6.0.0
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Release Notes
fsfe/reuse-tool (fsfe/reuse)
v6.0.0
This release contains a lot of refactoring regarding the parsing of files. The
most impactful details are that reuse lint now searches every file in its
entirety for REUSE information, tries to detect each file's encoding, and no
longer breaks when invalid SPDX License Expressions are detected.
Because files are now read in their entireties instead of just the first 4 KiB,
you may need to add REUSE-IgnoreStart and REUSE-IgnoreEnd tags to get rid of
false positives that were previously too deep into files for reuse to detect.
For package maintainers: This release removes, adds, and changes
dependencies. It merits running git diff v5.1.1..v6.0.0 pyproject.toml and
reading the 'Changed' section of this change log to see what changed.
Added
- Added new file extensions:
- A new criterion 'Invalid SPDX License Expressions' has been added to
reuse lint. Invalid expressions are SPDX License Expressions which are not valid according to the grammar of the SPDX specification. (#1240)
Changed
- Python 3.9 support dropped. (#1219)
- The Python requirement for
reusenow no longer requires a lower major version than 4. The requirement is now>=3.10instead of>=3.10,<4. (#1219) - Dependency changes:
- Removed explicit dependency
boolean.boolean. It is now an implicit dependency vialicense-expression. (#1240) - The dependency
python-magichas been added, alongside the optional dependenciescharset-normalizerandchardet. So long as at least one of these is installed, the program will work. (#1235) - The dependency
binaryornothas been removed. (#1235) - The minimum requirements of several dependencies have been updated. (#1235, #1241)
- Removed explicit dependency
-
reuse lintnow always searches the entire file for REUSE information. Previously, it only searched the first 4 KiB under most circumstances. (#1229) - The encodings of files are now detected before they are read or altered. (#1235, #1218)
- The 'Bad licenses' criterion in
reuse lintpreviously searched for bad licenses in every single file. Now, only bad licenses inLICENSES/are detected, which is more in line with the documentation. (#1240) - The behaviour of the
--yearoption toreuse annotateis now different. Previously, you could define--year <year>multiple times. Now you can only do so once, but the value may be a string containing multiple years or a range of years. (#1145) -
reuse annotate --merge-copyrightsworks more efficiently now, capable of better heuristics to detect years and year ranges. (#1145) -
reuse annotate --merge-copyrightsno longer adds spacing around the merged year ranges. i.e.2017-2025, not2017 - 2025. (#1145)
Fixed
- Unparseable SPDX expressions in a file now no longer cause the collection of REUSE information from that file to entirely fail. (#1240)
- Files with carriage return (
\r) line endings are now correctly linted. (#1235, #1226) - There used to be a specific scenario where
reuse lintwould read the contents of an entire file into memory. This no longer happens.reuse annotatewill still read the entire file into memory. (#1229) - Fixed formatting in
lintsubcommand help message. (#1212, #1236) - Fixed a case where, if a recognised file extension (such as
.blade.php) has two or more components, it would not be correctly recognised. (#573) - Fixed a bug where, if
REUSE-IgnoreStartis the very first thing that appears in a file, the subsequent text is not actually ignored. (#1229) - If using
reuse annotateto write to a file, the BOM is preserved if the encoding is UTF-8, UTF-16, or UTF-32. (#1235, #384) - The summaries of
reuse lintare now sorted better. (#1241) - Several performance improvements. Local testing on a 12-core laptop suggests speedup of up to 50%, but it may depend on your repository. (#1222, #1223, #1230, #1241)
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