My thoughts are "unregistered" isn't in the strict sense of compliance a failure so I could imagine the color being grayed out.
This change would help where I'm glancing at many projects and once and want to distiguish noncompliance from unregistered.
Source: https://github.com/fsfe/reuse-tool/issues/704
At first glance it is hard to distiguish:
My thoughts are "unregistered" isn't in the strict sense of compliance a failure so I could imagine the color being grayed out.
This change would help where I'm glancing at many projects and once and want to distiguish noncompliance from unregistered.
max.mehl
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Source: https://github.com/fsfe/reuse-tool/issues/704
At first glance it is hard to distiguish:
My thoughts are "unregistered" isn't in the strict sense of compliance a failure so I could imagine the color being grayed out.
This change would help where I'm glancing at many projects and once and want to distiguish noncompliance from unregistered.