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SVD files for S32K3 - license question

I would like to release some software which is derived from the S32K388 and S32K344 SVD files. But the SVD files have the following text:

NXP Confidential and Proprietary. This software is owned or controlled
by NXP and may only be used strictly in accordance with the applicable
license terms. By expressly accepting such terms or by downloading,
installing, activating and/or otherwise using the software, you are
agreeing that you have read, and that you agree to comply with and are
bound by, such license terms. If you do not agree to be bound by the
applicable license terms, then you may not retain, install, activate
or otherwise use the software.

Is there some way I can put this code into a public repository? Or will I have to put guidance in the repository telling people to download the S32DS and extract the SVD files themselves?

Re: SVD files for S32K3 - license question

Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, the S32K3 SVD files (S32K344.svd, S32K388.svd) carry an "NXP Confidential and Proprietary" license that does not permit redistribution or publishing of derived works in a public repository.

We recommend the following approach:

Do not include the SVD-derived code directly in a public repo, as this would likely violate the license terms.
Instead, provide build scripts/tooling in your repository and instruct users to download S32DS themselves and extract the SVD files, then run the code generation step locally.
If you need explicit permission to publish derived code publicly, please contact your NXP sales representative to request a formal licensing exception.

This is the safest path until NXP clarifies or updates the SVD file licensing terms.