> That's where Gitlab should be putting their efforts, in building a solid platform for dev and ops taking code to production instead of acquiring middle-of-the

> That's where Gitlab should be putting their efforts, in building a solid platform for dev and ops taking code to production instead of acquiring middle-of-the-road in-between tech like Peach Tech and Fuzzit, that add complexity to the core offering without checking many boxes for the clients seriously on the lookout for app/api testing. I will posit that Gitlab knows their own strategy better than you and that they don't acquire companies randomly. They didn't get where they are by randomly throwing darts at the board. It's not an either/or situation anyway. They most likely already have ressources allocated to the app/api testing part of their business. That's an avenue they have been pursuing for a long time. They must have a fairly solid idea of what their growth potential is there.