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Ref https://www.runtime.news/as-hashicorp-adopts-the-bsl-an-era-of-open-source-software-might-be-ending/

well , until we get a letter from a lawyer…..I do not care much

The license of Atlantis won't change and if Hashicorp tried anything, I would just fork it myself and keep maintaining the fork

It looks like some orgs are already forking https://github.com/diggerhq/open-terraform

I'm not surprised

Please reference this ticket https://github.com/runatlantis/atlantis/issues/3663

I updated the issue and converted it to discussion

I don't think we're affected by the license change, as long as we don't make any direct calls to the Terraform Core binary?

Its embedded since we ship it in the docker images so we are affected as long as people don't try and make a commercial offering of Atlantis

1. I am the author of an open-source project that uses HashiCorp technology in a non-competitive way (e.g. uses Terraform but not in a production environment). If someone else uses my project to produce a competitive product or hosted service (e.g. starts using my project in their SaaS solution), am I at risk of being considered competitive and violating the BSL license? Do I need to track all users of my project and report suspected infringing use? Only those who are actively embedding or hosting the HashiCorp products in a competitive manner would be in violation of the license. The violation would not extend to a project owner who is not doing so, and the project owner would have no obligation to monitor or report how others are using their project.