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easy solution: license all the code you write with copilot under AGPL or GPLv3, and you're good.
by orwin 5y ago
easy solution: license all the code you write with copilot under AGPL or GPLv3, and you're good.
- cassonmars 5y agoNot quite, there are far more aggressive licenses on repositories on GitHub, such as SSPL, which in theory by providing the SSPL licensed code, Co-Pilot should be open sourced under the same license to comply.
- martindevans 5y agoNot at all, you'd still be violating all the non-gpl licenses. Just because GPL is more restrictive doesn't mean it somehow supercedes all other licenses!
- Hamuko 5y agoExcept you're not allowed to relicense proprietary code you found on GitHub under GPL.