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Updated README to clarify the limited functionality of Workbench and point readers to ScanCode.io and DejaCode for most use cases. Signed-off-by: Michael Herzog <mjherzog@aboutcode.org>
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The CI errors seem to be from the workflow configuration. |
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@AyanSinhaMahapatra Thank you for fixing the CI workflow. |
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@mjherzog not really, it looked okay to me generally. You can also import the data back from SCIO mostly allright in SCWB, but there are still some bugs there and we can add that later. |
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Updated README to clarify the limited functionality of Workbench and point readers to ScanCode.io and DejaCode for most use cases.
Signed-off-by: Michael Herzog mjherzog@aboutcode.org