My bad. I follow VSCode closely and incorrectly assumed everyone had gone through the same BFS of the the repository as me. And yes I don’t mind the URL being

My bad. I follow VSCode closely and incorrectly assumed everyone had gone through the same BFS of the the repository as me. And yes I don’t mind the URL being public as much as the means by which the legal justification was achineved. Reverse engineering is, in some jurisdictions, totally legal, and it wouldn’t be hard at all to simply look at the requests being made by the application. That I’d be fine with. This sort of underhand “got you!” Is what bothers me.