Add LICENSE AGPL-3.0 and Check Go Dependency Licenses (GHA) #60
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By utilizing the neat go-licenses[0] tool, scanning the cached Go dependencies against an allow list of licenses, which is currently leaned from Icinga DB, works quite like a charm. This, however, only includes Go code and produces warnings for (transitive) included Go Assembly code[1]. If we are planning to include other non-Go artefacts in the future, those also might need to be identified - REUSE[2] might help there. [0] https://github.com/google/go-licenses [1] google/go-licenses#120 [2] https://reuse.software/ (cherry picked from commit 10d5b1b09f6ab81734a24c5a32bd63a1138750c0)
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By utilizing the neat go-licenses[0] tool, scanning the cached Go dependencies against an allow list of licenses, which is currently leaned from Icinga DB, works quite like a charm.
This, however, only includes Go code and produces warnings for (transitive) included Go Assembly code[1]. If we are planning to include other non-Go artefacts in the future, those also might need to be identified - REUSE[2] might help there.
Closes #139.
[0] https://github.com/google/go-licenses
[1] google/go-licenses#120
[2] https://reuse.software/