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What you wrote here disagreeing with the author is probably more than what Hashicorp has collectively communicated in the last 5 years. At least you cared to do
by NBJack 3y ago
What you wrote here disagreeing with the author is probably more than what Hashicorp has collectively communicated in the last 5 years. At least you cared to do so.
It's cool if they don't agree with something being trivial. It's fine if they disagree with the implementation. But, wow, the lack of real communication and the canned responses are basically a middle finger to anyone even attempting to help them.
Shit, at least Linus took the time to actually explain his reasoning when he berated people.
- yebyen 3y ago> Shit, at least Linus took the time to actually explain his reasoning when he berated people. laugh-crying I never said I disagreed with OP though. With all this as context he's certainly within his right to fork TF now! (Mazel tov!) I've also been saying, this is a blessing in disguise for Hashi because they won't have to spend the labor to maintain Terraform themselves anymore. rofl I won't be shocked if that doesn't turn out to be far from the truth, but it's going to take actual work before those would turn out to be more than just empty words. But honestly, if I'm HashiCorp and I see the OpenTF organization spring up in response to my license change, I actually (surprise) still very much want to be the top contributor in that new forum. And it might even lend some measure of extra credibility to the whole ecosystem if it turns out that I can't actually pull that off (because the community is too strong, and overpowers me with its own contributions.) I'm willing to admit this is probably delusionally optimistic in favor of OSS but I wouldn't cry to be proven right either.