Nothing burger. Their complaint is that the test/preview instance of website didn't give initial test users a copy of all the [back end] source code.
This claim relies on the specious assumption that the 'must give source code' clause of the licence is enlivened by the act of making a test site publicly reachable. That's not automatically true.
More : https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2021/oct/21/trump-group-agplv3/
You know they are going to come at him will all they have !
Nothing burger. Their complaint is that the test/preview instance of website didn't give initial test users a copy of all the [back end] source code.
This claim relies on the specious assumption that the 'must give source code' clause of the licence is enlivened by the act of making a test site publicly reachable. That's not automatically true.