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LLmK2022-04-04 21:54:46
Licenses for software and other works
LLmK, 2022-04-04 21:54:46

Is it possible to use MIT licensed code without source code?

How do I use MIT licensed code in my non-source project, or do I need my project to be open source?

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Vasily Bannikov, 2022-04-04
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MIT does not require you to release source code.
You only need to mention in your license that you are using components with an MIT license

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