I know Seth, and he’s a really good guy. He also used to work at Chef. I signed the Chef Contributors License and their Chef Code of Conduct. I fully support hi

I know Seth, and he’s a really good guy. He also used to work at Chef. I signed the Chef Contributors License and their Chef Code of Conduct. I fully support his decision to pull his code. What he has really highlighted here is a major OpSec fail on the part of the company. They should have internal repos containing trusted and verified copies of all code they are dependent on for their build and deployment process. His code is released under an Apache license, so it is totally legit for the company to fork the repo and produce their own private version. But they really stepped in it when they changed the license after forking, removed his name, etc....