I'm working on a project that's currently gpl2+ licensed [1] and we want to include some code from a gpl3 project [2]. This code will be an isolated utility used to generate documentation from data contained in other source files. [1] https://bitbucket.org/fedoraqa/libtaskotron [2] https://github.com/ansible/ansible I know that if we went forward with this, the project would need to be distributed as gpl3 but I have some questions around the specifics: Would all the source in our project need to be re-licensed as gpl3 or is it sufficient to have the project license as gpl3 and the existing source files as gpl2+? Assuming that it is possible to keep the existing gpl2+ source as gpl2+, would it be possible to change the project license back to gpl2+ in the future if we were to remove any gpl3 code? Thanks, Tim
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