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It's simple. Let's say that for some software version 21.37.1 is MIT, but version 21.37.2 is AGPL (which is permitted, as other comments already explained). Yo
by phoe-krk 3y ago
It's simple. Let's say that for some software version 21.37.1 is MIT, but version 21.37.2 is AGPL (which is permitted, as other comments already explained).
You can use any data from 21.37.1 under the MIT license, by definition.
You can also use data from 21.37.2 that were not changed since 21.37.1 under their original MIT license (they are the same file, so the original license carries over!).
However, all data that was changed in 21.37.2+ is now AGPL. Using code that contains any of these changes (including version 21.37.2 as a whole) requires you to relicense your code under AGPL.