Right. A lot of tools, even security or access controls, seem to have no conception that git is a thing. Somewhere they all have config. This could help. Ef

Right. A lot of tools, even security or access controls, seem to have no conception that git is a thing. Somewhere they all have config. This could help. Effectively, all the things that have a stateful representation that there's a reason to know versions/changes, but aren't typically thought of as "source code" (e.g., Markdown is DSL source code, but almost nobody thinks of it like that). And yes, for our own in-house tools or CRUD dashboards or full apps, we want that SDK! Even though we know git.