ThirdLicense 1.4.0

Third License

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.NET tool to generate third-party notice files from all the transitive dependencies of a .NET project.

Installation

Get the latest release from the release tab or install it as a global tool from nuget.org.

Run as a program

If you download the zip file, you can run the tool as a .NET program as follow: dotnet ThirdLicense.dll.

Install as a .NET global tool

You can install it as a .NET global tool and it will be added to your PATH environment variable. Install the latest stable release from nuget.org with:

dotnet tool install --global ThirdLicense

or from a local downloaded NuGet package (.nupkg):

dotnet tool install --global --add-source <folder_with_nupkg> ThirdLicense

Then, you can run it just by the command name: thirdlicense

Usage

To run the tool make sure you have installed .NET 10.0 runtime.

The program accepts the following arguments:

• project: the project file to analyze for third-parties or its folder.
• output: the output file path. By default in the current directory with name THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.TXT.
• endpoint: optional extra NuGet repository endpoint to look for packages. It will also load the enabled sources, including from local nuget.config files.

Example of output file:

License notice for NuGet.Protocol (v5.6.0+636570e68732c1f718ede9ca07802d7b1cc69aa0)
------------------------------------

https://github.com/NuGet/NuGet.Client at 636570e68732c1f718ede9ca07802d7b1cc69aa0

https://aka.ms/nugetprj

Copyright © Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Licensed under Apache-2.0

Available at https://licenses.nuget.org/Apache-2.0


License notice for System.CommandLine (v2.0.0-beta1.20253.1)
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Build

Install .NET SDK 10.0 and go to the src folder to run dotnet build.

To create a runtime application run dotnet publish -c Release and to prepare the NuGet run dotnet pack -c Release.