You don’t have to distribute the plugin as xGPL but you do need to make it compliant.
The L/GPL would widely consider Python imports as dynamic linking.
Many companies will instead do shim/bridges that aren’t GPL themselves but something like MIT. The bridge talks to proprietary code and the GPL but doesn’t bridge the license over as a result.
This too is somewhat of a grey area though that the GPL is vague on.
The L/GPL would widely consider Python imports as dynamic linking.
Many companies will instead do shim/bridges that aren’t GPL themselves but something like MIT. The bridge talks to proprietary code and the GPL but doesn’t bridge the license over as a result.
This too is somewhat of a grey area though that the GPL is vague on.