That’s something I’d probably put on the “good servant but bad master” category. Agree with what you’ve said, but have also seen it start to get oppressive. (

That’s something I’d probably put on the “good servant but bad master” category. Agree with what you’ve said, but have also seen it start to get oppressive. (One pain point is when it is used to hide build/deployment complexity to the point when it’s no longer practical to build the thing on your own workstation...)