@james Thanks for looking into this - this is what I feared.
As far as I can tell, Docmost has not changed its licensing model in a recent past or at least not since becoming an app available on Cloudron.
Additionally, I have some vague recollection of similar situations with other apps on Cloudron (a quick search reveals apps like Baserow and Mattermost)
For now we are looking at trialing Docmost enterprise with the ultimate view to possibly adopt it for all the benefit and additional features it provides.
For example, things like OIDC is locked behind the (trial) license and it is not quite clear if/how we would connect it with Cloudron as an OIDC provider for now.
How has Cloudron approached situation such as this one (if any)? was it through direct contact with the dev-team? If so, would it help if I attempt to put you in relation with a relevant contact? would the best way be for the docmost dev(s) to contact support@cloudron.io directly?
I suspect that building the Enterprise version of Docmost would not get away from needing a valid license.
Also, I do not think that pulling a partly private app image conflicts with having an open source cloudron app package residing on cloudron gitlab does it?
Possibly it just requires an agreement and permissions between Cloudron and Docmost.