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Seems like it's just being used as a convenient pretense to back out of open-source.

I mean, they were a COSS startup using the AGPLv3, so checks out. :)

Changed the license of the foss version cal.diy to MIT . Grace in disguise , now enterprise user can host cal.diy without worries of viral licensing .

That was my point. Only reason they were using the AGPLv3 in the first place was as a hush hush non-compete, and now that that doesn't matter...

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