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In my (ruby on rails) code, I know that all code under
app/
is mine and can be licensed and copyrighted accordingly. Ideally instead of writing bash loops or using a similar approach,reuse addheader
would implement a--recursive
option to add headers to all files under a given path, or allow for globbing (reuse addheader "app/*.rb"
or evenreuse addheader "app/**/*rb"
).