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I'm sorry you feel that way. That's not the license change diff, that's the diff of almost 6 months of work and over 200,000 lines of code written, easy mistak
by ThaUnknown 1y ago
I'm sorry you feel that way.
That's not the license change diff, that's the diff of almost 6 months of work and over 200,000 lines of code written, easy mistake no?
Commit history has not been re-written, I assume you simply don't own a scroll wheel, because all the old commits are still [right there](https://github.com/ThaUnknown/miru/commits/master/?after=342327b14a435defc090a8e64de61ad7f84fb56c+139 https://github.com/ThaUnknown/miru/commits/master/?after=342...), they are simply just flooded by a massive re-write of the entire codebase.
The specific commit you're likely looking for is [here](https://github.com/ThaUnknown/miru/commit/9b1ec67e69614684cde144560302857f08e95be3#diff-c693279643b8cd5d248172d9c22cb7cf4ed163a3c98c8a3f69c2717edd3eacb7 https://github.com/ThaUnknown/miru/commit/9b1ec67e69614684cd...), which yes, you're right, Miru/Hayase is now BSL1.1 based, which is "source available" not "FOSS" mainly to protect the codebase from people who actually tried making money off of it.
- _lvbh 1y agoWhat I meant was that there is no diff between new license and old license. I thought it was a force push but it seems it was a rewrite instead. > I'm sorry you feel that way While I was slightly surprised, I have no complaints at all. From what I can tell, the new version is entirely your's. You are entitled to change your license. I am mildly concerned about whether there'll be paid features or ads in the future but I won't complain about what doesn't yet exist.