What HashiCorp’s License Change Means for Spacelift Customers

Re:What HashiCorp’s License Change Means for Spacelift Custo... by spaceribs on Friday August 11, 2023 @02:16PM (#37091966)

While I agree that it's legally murky in some respects, that seems like an opportunity (and a benefit to the writer of the OSS code) for a dialog between the maintainer and the user of AGPL code to ensure compliance.

Why would you want to open a bunch of loopholes for very specific and complex cases?

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Re:What HashiCorp’s License Change Means for Spacelift Custo... by asmor on Friday August 11, 2023 @02:22PM (#37092033)

EUPL compatibility is not exactly "opening a bunch of loopholes". It's yielding to a very specific list of licenses, to very specific conditions that exclusively make the resulting license more strict (e.g. combining with AGPL basically turns it into an AGPL licensed work)

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Re:What HashiCorp’s License Change Means for Spacelift Custo... by spaceribs on Friday August 11, 2023 @02:27PM (#37092085)

Ah, I'll admit I know a lot less about the EUPL, I'll do some further reading on the subject.

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