I m looking for a tool that given a maven pom.xml file tells me all the licenses that are used by the dependencies (and recursively their dependencies). Does such a thing exist?
Ideally it would tell me:
Did you have a look at the maven-dependency-plugin?
In the report it does not only list all the (transitive) dependencies, but also groups them by licenses, as you can see in its own report.
mvn project-info-reports:dependencies
then in target/site/dependencies.html you should see a pretty nice list of all your dependencies.
This is really taken from @Carsten, but I felt it was worth a full answer.
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I m looking for a tool that given a maven pom.xml file tells me all the licenses that are used by the dependencies (and recursively their dependencies). Does such a thing exist? Ideally it would tell ...