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if Hashi chooses to enforce it to such extent that even calling a terraform binary (which is open source itself for now) constitues "embedding"... then good luc
by igorzij 3y ago
if Hashi chooses to enforce it to such extent that even calling a terraform binary (which is open source itself for now) constitues "embedding"... then good luck Hashi staying an "open source company". The days of proprietary programming languages are long gone. They appear to be confusing the languages / frameworks space with self-hostables. BSL makes total sense for Mongo / Elastic (as well as Vault or Consul). Not so much for a CLI / compiler thingie which Terraform is.
- pachico 3y agoI think it's quite clear they don't care about being called an open source company, which is fine, as I see it. This will shake the sandbox. I personally hope that the community will step up with a fork.