Consider the following scancode command line options:
Options:
-c, --copyright Scan for copyrights. [default]
-l, --license Scan for licenses. [default]
-p, --package Scan for packages. [default]
I think that these are options that a scancode user will always (or nearly always) want, so I don't think the options are necessary, especially since there is no option to tell scancode that you do not want one of these, although it appears that setting another option such as "--info" seems to cancel the three [default] options out; that's just confusing.
Consider the following scancode command line options:
Options:
-c, --copyright Scan for copyrights. [default]
-l, --license Scan for licenses. [default]
-p, --package Scan for packages. [default]
I think that these are options that a scancode user will always (or nearly always) want, so I don't think the options are necessary, especially since there is no option to tell scancode that you do not want one of these, although it appears that setting another option such as "--info" seems to cancel the three [default] options out; that's just confusing.