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None are. But, we do have sufficient resources to justify and defend decisions made with our primary development language. In this context, "prove" is more li
by bob1029 4y ago
None are.
But, we do have sufficient resources to justify and defend decisions made with our primary development language.
In this context, "prove" is more like "convince".
- eby 4y agoIs there any interest in bringing back that feature? No wizard here, but I dealt with Log4shell for our product. Reach out if you'd like someone to take a look.