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In `@REUSE.toml`:
- Line 10: The REUSE.toml currently excludes "audit/**/" which blanket-omits
SPDX annotations for audit artifacts; review the legal intent and either remove
or narrow this pattern so audit files are included in REUSE processing, or
alternatively add explicit license/metadata entries for audit outputs. Update
the REUSE.toml rule for the "audit/**/" pattern (or replace it with a narrower
path like "audit/reports/**" or explicit filenames) or add corresponding
SPDX/License entries for those audit artifacts so they are not silently
excluded.
| ".vscode/**/", | ||
| ".gitignore", | ||
| ".gitmodules", | ||
| "audit/**/", |
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Avoid blanket exclusion of audit files without compliance rationale.
Excluding audit/**/ from REUSE annotations can omit SPDX metadata for audit artifacts, which are often compliance‑sensitive (especially if third‑party reports are redistributed). Please confirm the legal intent and consider narrowing the pattern or adding explicit licensing/annotation for audit outputs instead.
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In `@REUSE.toml` at line 10, The REUSE.toml currently excludes "audit/**/" which
blanket-omits SPDX annotations for audit artifacts; review the legal intent and
either remove or narrow this pattern so audit files are included in REUSE
processing, or alternatively add explicit license/metadata entries for audit
outputs. Update the REUSE.toml rule for the "audit/**/" pattern (or replace it
with a narrower path like "audit/reports/**" or explicit filenames) or add
corresponding SPDX/License entries for those audit artifacts so they are not
silently excluded.
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