Add dependency license check for /website.

[Jonas-Sander]

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[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The update introduces a new job in the GitHub workflow aimed at ensuring compliance with licensing requirements for the website. By utilizing Flutter commands and lic_ck, licenses are checked automatically, enhancing the process of verifying licenses. This addition underscores the commitment to maintaining legal integrity and software quality by systematically checking for license adherence.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/licence.yml	Added a job to check licenses in the website by running Flutter commands and checking licenses using lic_ck.

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[coderabbitai]

The addition of the job to check licenses in the /website directory is a positive step towards ensuring compliance with acceptable license agreements. However, there are a few recommendations to enhance this job:

1. Error Handling: Consider adding error handling for the commands within the job. This could involve checking the exit status of commands like flutter pub get and lic_ck check-licenses to ensure they execute successfully. If an error occurs, the job should fail gracefully, providing clear error messages to help diagnose issues.

2. Documentation: It might be beneficial to add comments within the workflow file explaining the purpose of each step, especially for the lic_ck check-licenses command. This will make the workflow more understandable to new contributors or team members unfamiliar with the lic_ck tool.

3. Performance Optimization: If the license checking process is time-consuming, consider caching the Flutter dependencies using GitHub Actions' caching mechanism. This can significantly reduce the time taken to run the job on subsequent executions by reusing the previously fetched dependencies.

4. Security: Ensure that the version of lic_ck and other tools used are up-to-date to mitigate potential security vulnerabilities. Regularly updating these tools can help in maintaining the security posture of the project.

[nilsreichardt]

LGTM