QT License

Hi,

I've used Qt to build a GUI for a project, and I want to make the repository for it open so people can look at and download my code. Do I have to include any kind of license to do this? I'm not redistributing or changing any part of Qt, Basically what I'm asking is: should I have any legal concerns with opening up this repo?
You're not exposing any proprietary Qt code, are you? Like the headers, or anything like that?
No, there is nothing from Qt itself in the repo. There's only my code, UI-forms and project-file generated by qmake.
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How are you licensing Qt?
I've just downloaded the framework, the open source one.
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In that case I think you have to meat the requirements for GNU General Public License version 3.
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What? So, just by writing #include "SomeHeaderFromQt.h" he is suddenly now forced to use a specific license? That doesn't make sense.
Thanks for your answers :) Just to be on the safe side I might make a command-line version to put in the public repo, without any Qt stuff.
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