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Certainly, but when you go commercial, should you go up to the point to sabotage the open-source edition and actually intentionally break features that are work
by rvnx 9y ago
Certainly, but when you go commercial, should you go up to the point to sabotage the open-source edition and actually intentionally break features that are working and delete all history so nobody can retrieve it ?
- e1ven 9y agoI would suspect there were likely copies of the old code. If you are sufficiently affected by the change, perhaps you would be well-served to track one down and maintain a fork?
- toomuchtodo 9y agoThe problem is that what they did was poor form.
- duskwuff 9y agoIt looks as though they completely nuked the old Github project -- including any issues or pull requests associated with it -- and replaced it with a new project with no history. That's kind of a kick in the balls for anyone who was trying to get involved in their development process. Or, hell, anyone who was trying to debug an issue they were having.