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What happens if I publish the code under a restrictive (non-open source) license? Even though the code is available, that does not mean you can use it however
by saganus 4y ago
What happens if I publish the code under a restrictive (non-open source) license?
Even though the code is available, that does not mean you can use it however you want, no?
- SCLeo 4y agoMaybe just giving this free quota to projects that is using a known open source license?
- jacooper 4y agoBut GitLab already gives more features to public repos. Public repos have a cost factor of 0.008 so your actualy CI quota is 125,000, instead of only 400. It would actually make it feasible to grow on GitLab if quotas changed based on if its a public or a private repo, like how GitHub does it. https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/pipelines/cicd_minutes.html#cost-factor https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/pipelines/cicd_minutes.html#co...