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Is an Anaconda Commerical Edition License Required for conda-forge Repositories?

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I think I need to get a commercial license for Anaconda following their recent license changes. I was curious though, does accessing the conda-forge repository necessitate the need for a commercial license since it is a community repository? Or does that only apply to the main anaconda repositories? I haven't been able to find information about this.

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rtclark Avatar asked Dec 11 '20 18:12

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I got an email from the support with the following information.

Conda forge is not covered under the terms of service, so you're free to use that repo without restriction.

So the new commercial license only applies to the main Anaconda repositories.

There is this blog post to reference as well https://conda-forge.org/blog/posts/2020-11-20-anaconda-tos/

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rtclark Avatar answered Oct 17 '22 02:10

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