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Re:Indie Support Weeks in the Apple Developer Community by josephwegner on Friday March 27, 2020 @10:25AM (#22703052)
Yeah, the team sharing stuff (kinda like 1Password vaults) would make this an absolute buy for my team. I manage a technical support team, and we have a _ton_ of CLI commands that we toss around. Part of onboarding is giving people a giant `.bash_aliases` file and a knowledge base article they can read to understand them all. Having that native and searchable would be amazing.

Either way, I've submitted this for a security review (I work at a BigCo, so red tape...). We'll see!

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Re:Indie Support Weeks in the Apple Developer Community by soneca on Friday March 27, 2020 @10:38AM (#22703154)
It's very odd for me to conciliate that you work on a big enough company to have red tape and that you are worried about accidental renew of nine dollars per year.

Do you think a one-time license with the price of $1,000 would be an easier sell within your company?

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Re:Indie Support Weeks in the Apple Developer Community by josephwegner on Friday March 27, 2020 @10:42AM (#22703176)
Hah. The $9 license fee is something I worry about _personally_.

If I can put this on my AMEX (which is where the red tape comes in), it's a no-brainer. It's an even bigger no-brainer if my team finds it interesting and I can do `$9 * TEAM_SIZE`.

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Re:Indie Support Weeks in the Apple Developer Community by mitch-snipline on Friday March 27, 2020 @10:43AM (#22703184)
> Yeah, the team sharing stuff (kinda like 1Password vaults) would make this an absolute buy for my team

I admit it would be useful on my team too, I'll have a think about the best way to implement it.

>Either way, I've submitted this for a security review

I appreciate it, thanks!

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