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In other words: bitwarden/clients is GPLv3; any Bitwarden client as a functioning whole is proprietary; the CTO does not see a problem with this; issue locked.
by ferbivore 2y ago
In other words: bitwarden/clients is GPLv3; any Bitwarden client as a functioning whole is proprietary; the CTO does not see a problem with this; issue locked.
- ferbivore 2y agoThe SDK has now been relicensed as GPLv3, so it looks like the CTO did see the problem in the end.
- notpushkin 2y agoWith some proprietary bits, though. I assume it's for EE features?
- ferbivore 2y agoYes, for Secrets Manager. They've always had proprietary bits for enterprise features. It seems sensible enough as long as you can build a GPLv3 client without them.