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Not entirely there yet ... Some parts of have been re-licensed, some have been licensed under the old non-free software SDK license. E.g, https://github.com/b
by amszmidt 2y ago
Not entirely there yet ... Some parts of have been re-licensed, some have been licensed under the old non-free software SDK license. E.g,
https://github.com/bitwarden/sdk-internal/commit/db648d7ea85878e9cce03283694d01d878481f6b#diff-0ca981bc602631e2973c89ed8b66861de8fbf1ff42a62d3424cc49af711cc6afR55 https://github.com/bitwarden/sdk-internal/commit/db648d7ea85...
- ferbivore 2y agoThe non-GPLv3 bits are for their separate Secrets Manager product. It doesn't look like that's advertised as open-source. Bitwarden has always been open-core and not fully GPLv3, and that seems understandable; they need something to sell after all.