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If you publish the code anywhere, potentially. You could be (unknowingly) violating the original license if the code was copied verbatim from another source. H
by maclockard 5y ago
If you publish the code anywhere, potentially. You could be (unknowingly) violating the original license if the code was copied verbatim from another source.
How much of a concern this is depends heavily on what the original source was.
- lolinder 5y agoAnd the problem with copilot is that you have no way of knowing. If it changes even a little bit of the code, it's basically ungoogleable but still potentially in violation.
- kevin_thibedeau 5y agoDistributing binaries to third parties is enough to trigger a license violation. For internal corporate tools, it would be less of an issue as "distribution" hasn't happened.