sourcegraph-public-snapshot

Re-asking [0] as a top-level question, since it has gone unanswered: do you intend to make a business out of this project in some way, or is it a "real" open source project? I know that intentions can change, but I'm curious how you see it. Sourcegraph was pretty clearly always going to be a business-type-of-project, and like most business projects, relicensed everything to their custom enterprise license. Originally it was Apache 2 [1]. I love open source and I write a lot of it myself [2]. I use the MIT license, just like you've done here, and I admire that. I don't think you owe me or anyone else anything, and the MIT license makes that clear. I am very interested in this project and I'd love to extend and contribute to it, but only if it's an actual open source project. Seems like every devtools-focused startup these days calls themse

Yes! We took a snapshot of the code and are keeping it at https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph-public-snapshot. I see the point about keeping the old repo name so that links work. That's also mentioned in the blog post. That's a good idea. Let me chat with our team about that. For your approach with syncing an encrypted form of the private code, why did you need/want to sync it back? Why not just keep a public snapshot as of the switchover date?

According to the article, this is the current public snapshot: https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph-public-snapshot