Have you considered the benefit of open source serving as an example of how to make a non-standard use case work? </sarcasm> I think I just wanted to point ou

Have you considered the benefit of open source serving as an example of how to make a non-standard use case work? </sarcasm> I think I just wanted to point out the similarity. You _have_ to maintain the dev environment, and you _have_ to have it documented in some form for new hires. If that was public, we could be reading a blog post 6 months from now from some company that ran into similar-shaped problems in their dev environment, and solved it using “the power of open source” I don’t think that’s a compelling enough reason for someone trying to run a business, but I hope at least some people appreciate the irony here.