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That's a bit of an abstract point though. I don't know how many private repos I will be using in a year, so I pay for what I'm currently using. It may go up or
by imsofuture 14y ago
That's a bit of an abstract point though.
I don't know how many private repos I will be using in a year, so I pay for what I'm currently using. It may go up or down, and my plan will be adjusted accordingly.
If the problem isn't the on-my-credit-card-statement cost for the service that you'd use, and is instead a philosophical disagreement with how the cost is calculated... that's just a little bonkers.
- lifeisstillgood 14y agoThank you for stating clearly what was bothering me.
- RobAley 14y agoIts not an abstract point. My costs may go up, without my income going up, if I need more repos, which I can't necessarily predict in advance. I then either have to eat the extra cost or go cap in hand to the client because part way through the project or starting the next stage we've restructured the way we're using repos. Maybe we should plan better in advance, but with the other service he is using he doesn't have to.