copyright-headers

To automatically add Apache 2.0 copyright headers to Go, YAML, and shell scripts, run a scanning tool in your project directory to detect eligible files and apply formatted headers according to your policy.

Updating existing copyright headers with the current year involves scanning your codebase to detect outdated headers and applying range rules to insert or update the year formatting automatically across supported file types.

Yes, adding copyright headers to shell scripts and Makefiles respects special cases like shebangs and YAML directives by ensuring the header is inserted correctly after these initial file lines without breaking execution.

Generating a report detailing new, updated, and skipped files when applying license headers is handled automatically by the tool after it scans and processes your codebase, providing a summary of all changes made.

Yes, you can use an automated tool to maintain Apache 2.0 headers across diverse repositories with different file types, handling common formats like Go, YAML, TOML, shell scripts, and Makefiles consistently.