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> If you take your own previously-written code and just "submit" it to the codebase, you've created a legal snafu for yourself Not at all. The code you are goi
by goodpoint 4y ago
> If you take your own previously-written code and just "submit" it to the codebase, you've created a legal snafu for yourself
Not at all. The code you are going to submit already has a license file attached. Just update it with an accepted FOSS license before the submission.
You don't have to provide any special license or make it public.
- b3morales 4y agoAs I said > Of course you can take your code and license it to said employer in whatever way you both agree on. but that's likely to be a manual step with a lot of raised eyebrows, frowns, and questions involved.