#3659 Fixed copyright detection normalization and Move normalization to copyrights.py and unit tests passed #3940
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…ormalization to copyrights.py and unit tests passed
…ormalization to copyrights.py and unit tests passed
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@pombredanne I have implemented the copyright normalization logic and added unit tests to ensure its reliability. Both tests have passed successfully. The changes are pushed to the develop branch. Please review at your convenience. |
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You have all the good intentions, but this code is not something we can merge at all, unless integrated in the actual copyright detection flow. Are you really trying to rewrite copyright detection with regex like in https://github.com/aboutcode-org/scancode-toolkit/pull/3940/files#diff-68f1966d414a58a3a75ae92a79baef800e2085b0b95404b0911483a0b022929dR38 ? Please take the time to study the current copyright detection. |
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This commit introduces enhancements to the copyright detection logic within the ScanCode Toolkit. The following changes have been made:
Implemented the normalize_copyright_symbols function to standardize copyright symbols throughout the codebase, converting occurrences of [C] and [c] to (C) to ensure consistent copyright formatting.
Developed unit tests for both the normalize_copyright_symbols function and the detect_copyrights_from_text function to validate their functionality and edge cases.
Created a test suite located in tests/cluecode/test_copyright.py to ensure reliable detection and normalization of copyright statements, contributing to overall code quality and maintainability.