What does this pull request do and why is it needed?
This PR disables the functionality of the sidecar.features field under the x-mutagen block. We're no longer going to ship the MIT-licensed sidecar image starting with Mutagen v0.17, so we can remove the ability to target it. We'll retain support for the corresponding configuration field, but it no longer has any effect.
For the time being, we're not going to switch the build of Mutagen Compose itself to include SSPL-licensed enhancements, but we may change this in the future if required. At the moment, Mutagen Compose only generates session configurations, so it doesn't need the corresponding SSPL-licensed code to take advantage of those configurations, but if we start doing configuration validation, or something else that requires the SSPL-licensed support code, then we may have to enable that code.
What does this pull request do and why is it needed?
This PR disables the functionality of the
sidecar.featuresfield under thex-mutagenblock. We're no longer going to ship the MIT-licensed sidecar image starting with Mutagen v0.17, so we can remove the ability to target it. We'll retain support for the corresponding configuration field, but it no longer has any effect.For the time being, we're not going to switch the build of Mutagen Compose itself to include SSPL-licensed enhancements, but we may change this in the future if required. At the moment, Mutagen Compose only generates session configurations, so it doesn't need the corresponding SSPL-licensed code to take advantage of those configurations, but if we start doing configuration validation, or something else that requires the SSPL-licensed support code, then we may have to enable that code.