Mapped dependency name to for license notice check – How to solve this OpenSearch error

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Aug-23, Version: 1-2.9

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Briefly, this error occurs when there’s a mismatch between the dependencies listed in the project and those checked for licenses/notices. This could be due to incorrect naming or missing dependencies. To resolve this, ensure all dependencies are correctly listed and named in your project. Also, check that all dependencies have the necessary licenses and notices. If any dependencies are missing these, you may need to add them manually or consider using different dependencies that comply with licensing requirements.

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This guide will help you check for common problems that cause the log ” mapped dependency name {} to {} for license/notice check ” to appear. To understand the issues related to this log, read the explanation below about the following OpenSearch concepts: .

Log Context

Log “mapped dependency name {} to {} for license/notice check” classname is DependencyLicensesTask.java.
We extracted the following from OpenSearch source code for those seeking an in-depth context :

            String depName = regex.matcher(jarName).replaceFirst("");

            validateSha(shaFiles; dependency; jarName; depName);

            String dependencyName = getDependencyName(mappings; depName);
            logger.info("mapped dependency name {} to {} for license/notice check"; depName; dependencyName);
            checkFile(dependencyName; jarName; licenses; "LICENSE");
            checkFile(dependencyName; jarName; notices; "NOTICE");

            File licenseFile = new File(licensesDir; getFileName(dependencyName; licenses; "LICENSE"));
            LicenseInfo licenseInfo = LicenseAnalyzer.licenseType(licenseFile);

 

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