alt Hacker News> ... it can be forked without any potential license change in the future ...
It is useful to remember that one may fork at the commit before a license change.
> ... it can be forked without any potential license change in the future ...
It is useful to remember that one may fork at the commit before a license change.
It is also useful to remember that MinIO has historically held to an absurd interpretation of the AGPL -- that it spreads (again, according to them) to software that communicates with MinIO via the REST API/CLI.
I assume forks, and software that uses them will be held to the same requirements.