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There is legally. Make sure they sign the DCO (Developer Certificate of Origin). They will fail at the first paragraph (a) The contribution was created in who
by preisschild 4mo ago
There is legally. Make sure they sign the DCO (Developer Certificate of Origin). They will fail at the first paragraph
(a) The contribution was created in whole or in part by me and I
have the right to submit it under the open source license
indicated in the file; [...]
https://developercertificate.org/ https://developercertificate.org/
- mobiuscog 4mo agoI guess that means no IDEs doing refactoring or automating common code. Not linters altering code, etc... right ? Because that's the same thing. How about if AI generates code in a file, then I copy/paste bits... like stack overflow ?
- preisschild 4mo ago> I guess that means no IDEs doing refactoring or automating common code. Not linters altering code, etc... right ? Because that's the same thing. I assume most IDEs allow you to use their snippets under many different licenses. LLMs have mostly been trained on public git repos under lots of different licenses (most importantly, Copyleft licenses)
- someonebaggy 4mo agoWhy will they fail? They will simply sign it and continue.