Kite is saying farewell, and is open-sourcing all of its code.

Re:Kite is saying farewell, and is open-sourcing all of its ... by einpoklum on Sunday November 20, 2022 @05:38PM (#33686256)

> Some tools are easily worth it, especially when you see what is charged for other (less valuable) tools.

Maybe, but most of the tools you listed are not in that category IMNSHO.

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Re:Kite is saying farewell, and is open-sourcing all of its ... by dijit on Monday November 21, 2022 @05:41AM (#33691071)

Which category?

Ones I excluded for bring "not worth it" are Lens ($20/user/mo), Snyk ($139/user/month) and Postman ($36/user/month) - contrast those with Gitlabs pricing to understand the value trade-off.

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Re:Kite is saying farewell, and is open-sourcing all of its ... by LtWorf on Monday November 21, 2022 @08:17AM (#33692144)

What's the point of using snyk AND copilot?

You either care about licenses of dependencies or just decide copyright doesn't apply to you :D Seems that using both is a contradiction.

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Re:Kite is saying farewell, and is open-sourcing all of its ... by dijit on Monday November 21, 2022 @10:32AM (#33693663)

Snyk is not just for licenses, it's for security scanning.

They have a bunch of rules for IaC that prevent default behaviour from biting you in the butt.

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Re:Kite is saying farewell, and is open-sourcing all of its ... by trilobyte on Monday November 21, 2022 @11:25PM (#33701881)

Snyk is for security scanning. How is that a contradiction w/ copilot?

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