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That is for people using Copilot. I’d like a setting that tells GitHub to not scan my code at all. And I am curious about that sneaking into the terms in betwee
by bmitc 4y ago
That is for people using Copilot. I’d like a setting that tells GitHub to not scan my code at all. And I am curious about that sneaking into the terms in between me signing up and paying and them taking code for free.
I have also never heard of “public code” being used in that way.
- leni536 4y ago> I’d like a setting that tells GitHub to not scan my code at all. What about people forking/mirroring your code? Or people merely contributing code? There is no one-to-one correspondence between copyright holders and Github users. Copilot should just comply with the license, that's it.
- bmitc 4y agoIt seems they don't comply with licenses. And it's not possible to fork or mirror to private repositories. It would be a lot less trouble for everyone if it was just a per repository setting.
- pferde 4y agoA good first approximation of such a setting is to never publish on Github in the first place. Of course, someone else can still upload your elsewhere-published code to GH. You cannot win.