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@auscompgeek auscompgeek commented Jan 11, 2025

Everything under the photon-lib directory is intended to all be licensed under MIT:

Presumably we don't want to force teams to release their robot code under GPL.

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Gah, I just saw the serde generated files also have a GPL header. Please hold...

@auscompgeek auscompgeek marked this pull request as draft January 11, 2025 11:32
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👋 @LucienMorey @james-ward @mcm001 @crschardt @spacey-sooty @gerth2 @JochemvdBroek y'all have commits touching the non-generated files in photonlibpy since #1408.

The licensing of photon-lib is a little bit confused right now; there's a LICENSE file at photon-lib/LICENSE which implies the contents of that subdirectory should all be MIT:

However, due to a historical accident #1408 added a GPL header to photonlibpy/__init__.py. The intention seems to have always been that this should be MIT licensed, since this is intended for robot code (see #1704 for more context).

If you're all okay with this change, please leave a comment explicitly agreeing to release your changes under the MIT licence.

For clarity, I agree for my changes to be licensed under MIT.

> git shortlog -n -s 9e6a066561773d1fc66694cd8f4f6c94f5d6755c.. photonlibpy/*.py photonlibpy/{estimation,networktables,simulation,targeting,timesync}/
    12  Lucien Morey
     4  James Ward
     3  Matt
     2  Craig Schardt
     2  David Vo
     2  Jade
     1  Chris Gerth
     1  Jochem

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mcm001 commented Jan 12, 2025

Yes, the intent was to license photon-lib under MIT. And yes agreed that's good with me.

Photon-targeting was added later and linked into -lib without conversation about licensing implications. We still need to hammer that out separately.

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I am happy with my changes being relicensed under MIT

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I agree

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JochemvdBroek commented Jan 12, 2025

I also agree with releasing my changes under the MIT licence

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MIT is fine by me.

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gerth2 commented Jan 12, 2025

I agree

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I agree for my changes to be licensed under MIT.

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Everything under the `photon-lib` directory is intended to all be
licensed under MIT:


https://github.com/PhotonVision/photonvision/blob/e40c8fbca08e8397e00e35f72809ac69d752ad57/photon-lib/.styleguide-license#L2

Presumably we don't want to force teams to release their robot code
under GPL.
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