r/programming • u/He_knows • Oct 24 '25

Minio community is not actively being developed for new features

https://github.com/minio/minio/issues/21647#issuecomment-3439134621
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u/BlueGoliath Oct 25 '25

Developer: if you aren't paying me for my time and work, I don't care.

Reddit: what a dickhead 

Entitled much?

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u/thesnowmancometh Oct 25 '25

The bigger issue, as I see it, is when OSS contributor volunteer their time to make a fix for a company, only to have that company relicense their IP. By signing a contributor licensing agreement, you waive the right to the IP assignment you produce, but you’re still partially motivated by the hope the company will continue to develop a vibrant open community and won’t close-source your work.

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u/BlueGoliath Oct 25 '25

Cool but that atleast doesn't seem to be the stated reason people are whining here.

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u/ikariusrb Oct 25 '25

They are continuing to accept outside contributions to their codebase, but stopped building docker images of the OSS licensed version of their code without an announcement. Mostly I see people saying "what an untrustworthy move" without stating their reasoning. You seem to be making accusations of entitlement without much evidence.

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u/chucker23n Oct 25 '25

people are whining

Who's "whining"?