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Re:OpenTF calls for an official response from HashiCorp by gjvc on Friday August 18, 2023 @02:28PM (#37180031)
Good luck with that.
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Re:OpenTF calls for an official response from HashiCorp by Coryodaniel on Friday August 18, 2023 @02:44PM (#37180264)
They are being given the opportunity to work in the spirit of the open-source and get the community support they claim to want.
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Re:OpenTF calls for an official response from HashiCorp by gjvc on Saturday August 19, 2023 @07:50AM (#37187805)
You miss the point
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Re:OpenTF calls for an official response from HashiCorp by Coryodaniel on Saturday August 19, 2023 @08:38AM (#37188154)
Yours or theirs? Elaborate.

If the point is they want more revenue, I understand that point - I think the decision will have the opposite impact.

If the point is they care about community, I can’t find a single through line that makes that true.

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Re:OpenTF calls for an official response from HashiCorp by Coryodaniel on Friday August 18, 2023 @02:29PM (#37180038)
The OpenTF manifesto has been signed by 84 companies, 8 OSS projects, and over 270 individual contributors.

The community that HashiCorp claims to have wanted is willing and able to contribute.

HashiCorp's actions are having a much broader impact on the open-source community from Kubernetes to containerd to flux and many others[1].

If you are 'just an end-user' of a HashiCorp BUSL tool, you will be impacted as the CNCF pulls away from using and contributing to those tools.

[1]: https://blog.massdriver.cloud/posts/the-changing-face-of-ope...

Disclaimer: cofounded Massdriver

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Re:OpenTF calls for an official response from HashiCorp by SebastianStadil on Friday August 18, 2023 @03:30PM (#37180881)
Really hoping for a constructive response that we can all build off of.
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