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The code in collector/compile-benchmarks is now a submodule of rust-lang/rust, and included in source tarballs we distribute. We thus should annotate its licensing information so that it shows up in the upcoming REUSE-powered licensing information.
Once rust-lang/rustupgrades to REUSE 4.x (which adds the new REUSE.toml), it should be possible to add a REUSE.toml in any sub-directory of collector/compile-benchmark, with a content like this:
Now that REUSE 4.0 is used in rustc, we can proceed with this. Would you prefer to put a REUSE.toml file into each compile-time benchmark directory, or have a top-level one in collector/compile-benchmarks with entries for all the benchmarks? I'd probably slightly prefer the latter, but no strong opinion.
The code in
collector/compile-benchmarks
is now a submodule ofrust-lang/rust
, and included in source tarballs we distribute. We thus should annotate its licensing information so that it shows up in the upcoming REUSE-powered licensing information.Once
rust-lang/rust
upgrades to REUSE 4.x (which adds the newREUSE.toml
), it should be possible to add aREUSE.toml
in any sub-directory ofcollector/compile-benchmark
, with a content like this:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: