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Not an issue. If you modify the source you'll notice if you try to keep upstream. If not (as in you don't modify) then it doesn't matter anyway.
by gsich 6y ago
Not an issue. If you modify the source you'll notice if you try to keep upstream. If not (as in you don't modify) then it doesn't matter anyway.
- marcinzm 6y agoMany companies have outright internal bans on AGPL or contractual bans imposed by their clients.
- gsich 6y agoAnd? What's the point? That companies can be stupid? If you don't upgrade literally nothing will change. If you have upgraded and noticed the license change - downgrade. Or just use it anyway, if the value of Minio is worth it.
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y ago> If you don't upgrade literally nothing will change. If you have upgraded and noticed the license change - downgrade. And if you upgrade and don't notice the change?
- gsich 6y agoThen no one else will either and you most likely haven't modified the source (as that would make you notice the changes) so you are fine too.
- yjftsjthsd-h 6y agoI've seen companies automatically patch software (there was a CI pipeline that would clone upstream, automatically apply a patch file, and ship the result), so it's certainly possible to pull+patch without looking at specific changes, let alone watching for a relicense.
- gsich 6y agoSounds like a leftpad disaster.