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Open an issue and type your patch into the description. Note that you can't test or debug your patch, because that would mean creating a modified version of th
by tsukikage 2y ago
Open an issue and type your patch into the description.
Note that you can't test or debug your patch, because that would mean creating a modified version of the codebase, which is prohibited. Just type that stuff straight in, directly from your fever dreams, unmediated by common practice. If it's good enough for the license, it's good enough for the code.
- cormorant 2y agoNo, it says: "You are granted the right to Modify the software for private use only. You may make, run, and propagate Covered works that you do not Convey, without conditions, so long as your License otherwise remains in force." It's clear they don't want you distributing modified versions. The thing people are getting caught up on is "You may not create, maintain, or distribute a forked version of the software." They fail to define "forked" but they don't seem to have meant an undistributed modification.
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- IntelMiner 2y agoI believe the parent commenter was being deeply sarcastic with their suggestion