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As of 2 weeks ago, upstream BoringSSL did all the legwork to relicense to Apache 2.0, eliminating the OpenSSL license: google/boringssl@33d1049
This in theory would make it much easier for aws-lc to follow suit, which makes it easier for applications to choose a library to use.
(ring seems to be following suit soon, and I'd like to avoid the scenario where people need to choose between ring vs aws-lc based on licensing rather than based on other factors.)
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@joshtriplett We are exploring and evaluating what, if any, options we could take to potentially relicense the project. At this time though we don't have a specific date or timeline we can share on when such a determination will be made.
As of 2 weeks ago, upstream BoringSSL did all the legwork to relicense to Apache 2.0, eliminating the OpenSSL license: google/boringssl@33d1049
This in theory would make it much easier for aws-lc to follow suit, which makes it easier for applications to choose a library to use.
(ring seems to be following suit soon, and I'd like to avoid the scenario where people need to choose between ring vs aws-lc based on licensing rather than based on other factors.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: