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With the goal of this project being as beneficial to as many projects as possible, a discussion was held to relicense the OpenAPI specification under MIT. This allows projects such as VRCX (licensed under MIT) to also take benefit of the work done in this project. Approval from contributors up until point has been acquired to the best extent possible. Derivative work (e.g. auto-generated code) must therefore also be licensed under at least MIT.
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With the goal of this project being as beneficial to as many projects as possible, a discussion was held to re-license the OpenAPI specification under MIT. This allows projects such as VRCX (licensed under MIT) to also take benefit of the work done in this project. Approval from contributors up until point has been acquired to the best extent possible.
Derivative work (e.g. auto-generated code) must therefore also be licensed under at least MIT.
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