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In #208 it was decided to ignore 0-sized files which #205 implemented.
We are currently in the process of annotating all files in our repos using a shell script that iterates through all tracked files and calls reuse annotate --... <file>.
We ended up with __init__.py files being annotated. While we could ignore them in our shell script I wonder if annotate should raise an error or at least a warning if the file to annotate is 0-sized.
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In #208 it was decided to ignore 0-sized files which #205 implemented.
We are currently in the process of annotating all files in our repos using a shell script that iterates through all tracked files and calls
reuse annotate --... <file>
.We ended up with
__init__.py
files being annotated. While we could ignore them in our shell script I wonder ifannotate
should raise an error or at least a warning if the file to annotate is 0-sized.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: