it does apply, and for the scenario at hand, the user/operator already has access to the program's source code, so no further action is required. now, you might want to argue that adding the local git repo and git commit id or tag or whatever to the running software is required (you may be right about that), but that's an absolutely trivial non-onerous requirement, and it's also good software practice. do you really want to argue that this imposes upstream developers' values onto the poor oppressed user? I didn't think so.
CC: Katerina Marchán (nprofile…wz23)
