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The common use-case for people starting with REUSE is to apply the headers to all files in the repository. The tutorial website doesn't currently hint at such a method, resulting in people wondering how to do so (I've had this question twice after pointing to the official docs). As was mentioned in a REUSE github issue already, this can be done by using $ git ls-files | xargs reuse addheader .... Hinting at the piping options would be helpful to people wanting to adopt REUSE.
The common use-case for people starting with REUSE is to apply the headers to all files in the repository. The tutorial website doesn't currently hint at such a method, resulting in people wondering how to do so (I've had this question twice after pointing to the official docs). As was mentioned in a REUSE github issue already, this can be done by using
$ git ls-files | xargs reuse addheader ...
. Hinting at the piping options would be helpful to people wanting to adopt REUSE.I propose to mention it in these locations:
What do you think?
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