REUSE: Convert to TOML config, update action #1843
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REUSE has deprecated the
.reuse/dep5configuration file in favor of a TOML-based config,REUSE.toml.Fortunately, they have a converter tool,
reuse convert-dep5.This PR is the result of running that, adding license comments to the resulting
REUSE.tomlfile, and updating the reuse workflow to use action version4.0.0(which expects aREUSE.tomlby default).The new
precedence = "aggregate"argument in the configs controls what will happen with a given file that both contains license comments (or something that appears to be), and there's configuration for that file inREUSE.toml."aggregate"will combine both sources (favoring the in-file comments, I believe),"closest"will prefer to use the file comments exclusively unless they're completely absent, and"override"will ignore all in-file comments in favor of using the config file data exclusively.