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Hmm I guess this debate would result in a "spirit of the law" vs "letter of the law" argument, and this conversation has already exited my zone of expertise. Your initial conclusion of "I guess that is a question for the ImageSharp authors and not for you." is probably correct. :-)
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Hi @edespong
I've confirmed with the author of ImageSharp that usage of ImageSharp falls under the Apache 2.0 license (the open source license) because ImageSharp is a transitive dependency of fo-dicom.
However, if you take a direct dependency on ImageSharp (i.e. use it directly in your application), then this no longer applies.
See https://github.com/SixLabors/ImageSharp/blob/main/LICENSE
This is the line:
- You are consuming the Work as a Transitive Package Dependency.
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Thanks. Good to get confirmation. Then I do not think there is a need for any changes.
But also weird? Because all I have to do in order to circumvent the license it to have a friend create an open source package that takes ImageSharp as a dependency, and then use the open source package in my application. Or I could take fo-dicom as a dependency, and then rely on the fact that fo-dicom is "installing it" and then just grab the assembly from memory and use it. But I guess that is a question for the ImageSharp authors and not for you.
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But also weird? Because all I have to do in order to circumvent the license it to have a friend create an open source package that takes ImageSharp as a dependency, and then use the open source package in my application. Or I could take fo-dicom as a dependency, and then rely on the fact that fo-dicom is "installing it" and then just grab the assembly from memory and use it. But I guess that is a question for the ImageSharp authors and not for you.
Sometimes, illegal things are very easy to do technically. That doesn't make them any less illegal. ;-)
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My point was that I think that it would not be illegal to do what I suggested
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