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i thought python formatter

• roydivision 3y ago
  Phew, I'm not alone
• golergka 3y ago
  Imagine: a python formatter with an open source license that has a special clause to forbid usage by a programmer who have previously released a competing closed-source formatter.
  • deleted 3y ago
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  • tzmudzin 3y ago
    It's rather: ... a competing formatter that may not be used on open-source projects. The composition of both paints is a trade secret ("closed-source formatters"). The controversy is about disallowing the use on a broad class of projects benefitting the society.
    • masklinn 3y ago
      Or rather a competing formatter that may only be used in one single individual's projects.
  • shpx 3y ago
    It wouldn't be an open source license then.
• tmtvl 3y ago
  I thought (though didn't really expect) the reflective programming language Black (<https://github.com/readevalprintlove/black https://github.com/readevalprintlove/black>).