change(license): use GPLv2 instead of MIT to comply with upstream licenses (Qt/QGIS) #18
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MIT/BSD license is my natural license 😜 , but yeah, it's ok for me 👍 |
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Same for our work but yeah, the GPL is binding :) I will tick the mark for @dszillWG too as his and my developments were on company orders and we are ok with this change. It was merely an oversight. |
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@Guts |
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Ping @ivn951 |
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I've contacted @ivn951 through LinkedIn. |
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Even if the MIT license was not really applicable, I guess it's would be better to ask every contributor who commit to this project to grant this change by commenting this PR: