Hi @carmenbianca - just wanted to get some feedback (given you have some time for it of course). 😃

During the quest of making the Nextcloud server REUSE compliant we faces Javascript compiled assets - which are combined from various sources - welcome to modern web development... - so they come with various licenses in some scenarios, like

https://github.com/nextcloud/server/pull/45833/files#diff-efb7ecbf3b0f9ef7721e44bea59a37e4a447e4f64e190d21dcc61befead2b719

as one example. Given the licenses are compatible would the AND operator be the right choice? I guess so, but just wanted to be sure, since I personally got it wrong on the first try of the Android repo and than had to fix it afterwards, thanks to your feedback.

@AndyScherzinger If I understand correctly, the source code from multiple files is mashed into a single file?

AND is a safe bet in that case.

Alternatively, instead of doing AND, you can define the SPDX-License-Identifier: tag several times, once for each source file. I'd have to re-read the SPDX spec, but these tags should be implicitly AND-ed.

@carmenbianca yes, that is correct.

So @susnux than we can keep the current logic for the moment.

Of course it would still be interesting to know if a list of license ID lines would implicitly be ANDed.

/compile /

Woohoo, all green @susnux 🎉

Now I will have to find the wrong license identifier sources and how to get the license comment into some dist JS file where there is none.

Again thanks a lot for your contributions in getting this topic done for the server repo! Makes my days 💯🎉🙏😊👍💪