Whats the matter with the playwright@dc80964 (submodule)? #510
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Hi there!
Quick question, as we currently investigating the licenses used in playwright-go repository and if we can use playwright-go in our software:
Is the submodule playwright@dc80964 used in any direct way inside the playwright-go repository or is it rather a link to the version, the current playwright-go content is linked to (e.g. the playwright-go repository implements all features of playwright@)?
As far as I know, just the *.go files of the playwright-go repository would be shipped in a compiled go-binary right? So we only would need to investigate the licenses used for these *.go files, not for files inside the "original, noedjs based" playwright, linked as submodule e.g. playwright@dc80964 (as content of the microsoft/playwright repo would not be shipped in our compiled binary obviously, as we cant just use/compile nodejs code with golang).
Would be awesome if someone could lighten up the dark for us!
Thank you!
koseduhemak
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