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Nice effort, but two lines in my shell give me the exact same result, and I can manipulate that to my needs. Not everything has to be wrapped "as a service".
by yuvadam 14y ago
Nice effort, but two lines in my shell give me the exact same result, and I can manipulate that to my needs.
Not everything has to be wrapped "as a service".
- h2s 14y agoThe advantage of this approach is that it can be integrated into a public build process as e.g. a GitHub service hook. This gives the results a URL, which is a powerful thing.