| This is Apache Ant buildfile that can be used to do an automated license audit |
| of the local Allura codebase. To use it, you need to: |
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| 1. Install Apache Ant, version 1.8.0 or later. Apache Ant is very popular |
| software package and there are good chances it is already available in your |
| operating system's software repository. System-independent binary files are |
| available from http://ant.apache.org/bindownload.cgi in case you need them. |
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| Be advised that Apache Ant requires Java Virtual Machine to work. For futher |
| details, head to http://ant.apache.org/. |
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| 2. Download and unpack Apache Rat. Apache Rat is a release audit tool (hence |
| the name) used by Apache Software Foundation projects. It can be obtained from |
| http://creadur.apache.org/rat/download_rat.cgi After unpacking downloaded zip |
| or tarball, you should have a directory with several .jar files and a lib/ |
| directory. |
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| 3. Make this directory with the Ant buildfile (build.xml file) your working directory. |
| Then execute `ant -lib [path to Apache Rat lib/ directory]`, for example: |
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| ant -lib ../../../apache-rat-0.11 |
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| The buildfile will be parsed by Apache Ant and after a couple of seconds, you |
| should be presented with a file list along with potential licensing issues. |
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| You should run this on a clean checkout / release of Allura, to avoid reporting |
| on local files. |
