I don’t quite get the situation. After merging a PR/MR (with the squash feature of Gitlab or GitHub) the equality you describe holds and there’s a nice sequential git log. I quite like that I can tell my colleagues they…
Off the top of my head: * Your agent can easily be configured to always allow certain MCP tools. This is very hard to do for only certain REST endpoints. This is even more relevant in enterprise settings, where…
It also seems they are very strict regarding who can notarize their apps. > Companies will now qualify if they: > * Meet a moderate financial-stability bar as scored by Dun & Bradstreet. > * Are publicly traded or owned…
I don’t quite get the situation. After merging a PR/MR (with the squash feature of Gitlab or GitHub) the equality you describe holds and there’s a nice sequential git log. I quite like that I can tell my colleagues they…
Off the top of my head: * Your agent can easily be configured to always allow certain MCP tools. This is very hard to do for only certain REST endpoints. This is even more relevant in enterprise settings, where…
It also seems they are very strict regarding who can notarize their apps. > Companies will now qualify if they: > * Meet a moderate financial-stability bar as scored by Dun & Bradstreet. > * Are publicly traded or owned…