TTSModManager has no LICENSE file, and GitHub reports the repository as unlicensed. That makes the default "all rights reserved", so anyone building on it has no stated right to redistribute it or a modified version — even though the project is clearly published to be used.
My interest is concrete: I maintain tts-mod-composer, a dependency and versioning tool for TTS mods that runs TTSModManager for the decompose/build half rather than reimplementing it, and I would like its docs to tell people how to install yours. While #130 is open I am also running a patched build locally, and I would rather not publish that build for other people without a licence that permits it.
An explicit licence — MIT or Apache-2.0 are the usual choices for a Go tool — would settle it in one file.
Related, and only if useful: the newest release is v1.3 from December 2024, which on Linux fails with "permission denied" when writing nested object directories (file/dirops.go creates them 0644). That is fixed on main but has never been released, so anyone who downloads the release binary on Linux hits it. A fresh tag would help independently of the licence question.
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TTSModManager has no
LICENSEfile, and GitHub reports the repository as unlicensed. That makes the default "all rights reserved", so anyone building on it has no stated right to redistribute it or a modified version — even though the project is clearly published to be used.My interest is concrete: I maintain tts-mod-composer, a dependency and versioning tool for TTS mods that runs TTSModManager for the decompose/build half rather than reimplementing it, and I would like its docs to tell people how to install yours. While #130 is open I am also running a patched build locally, and I would rather not publish that build for other people without a licence that permits it.
An explicit licence — MIT or Apache-2.0 are the usual choices for a Go tool — would settle it in one file.
Related, and only if useful: the newest release is v1.3 from December 2024, which on Linux fails with "permission denied" when writing nested object directories (
file/dirops.gocreates them 0644). That is fixed onmainbut has never been released, so anyone who downloads the release binary on Linux hits it. A fresh tag would help independently of the licence question.🤖 Generated with Claude Code