Sentry is moving to license that prevents others from offering paid services.
It's stricter than AGPL, which allows others to host if they share source. It's really interesting to see a license that becomes more open after a certain period!
https://blog.sentry.io/2019/11/06/relicensing-sentry
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Delighted to see that Typescript 7 is moving to conventional LSP for its IDE services!
I'm always hesitant when I see digital services funded by a single one-off payment. Running a service requires ongoing funding.
You sometimes see this with games that have a multiplayer component. People buy the game, but the multiplayer servers won't last forever.
Are there any package managers that treat changelogs as a first class concept?
I end up looking for a CHANGELOG.md or a CHANGES.txt in the source code repository every time. The lack of standard prevents package hosting services being able to show changes.