go-lzo license is GPL-2.0
wagoodman opened this issue · comments
This library is declared as MIT, however, depends on a library (statically) with a GPL-2.0 license (github.com/rasky/go-lzo). How much of a problem is this? I'm not certain... I'm not a lawyer 😄 . But, this is really easy to miss and and wanted to make certain you were aware of this.
(squashfs is awesome btw ❤️ !)
I also am not a lawyer, lol. From what I've researched it isn't much of a problem. The MIT license is "compatible" with GPL. The only caveat being that any released binaries would be licensed under GPL-2.0.
(Thanks for the kind words ❤️!)