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No, because that would be way too close to the user, it would be almost impossible to market it as a service you have to pay for ;)
by jhatemyjob 4y ago
No, because that would be way too close to the user, it would be almost impossible to market it as a service you have to pay for ;)
- dev_tty01 4y agoHmm. Not seeing your argument. The company has an API key. Employees query the local service which passes it up to the pay service. What does user executed vs. github commit triggered have to do with anything? What am I missing?