https://github.com/openSUSE/jeos-firstboot/commit/a98bfde1114ec5f0d988ce3a35840f3feef8c690 shows the license on openSUSE but did so by removing the check for no-acceptance-needed. It's ok to show the license on openSUSE but the loop to force acceptance has to be skipped if the no-acceptance-needed file is present. The license on openSUSE does not have to be confirmed, it's not an EULA.
https://github.com/openSUSE/jeos-firstboot/commit/a98bfde1114ec5f0d988ce3a35840f3feef8c690 shows the license on openSUSE but did so by removing the check for
no-acceptance-needed. It's ok to show the license on openSUSE but the loop to force acceptance has to be skipped if theno-acceptance-neededfile is present. The license on openSUSE does not have to be confirmed, it's not an EULA.