I'm also evaluating XDR options and came across this same question in our internal discussions. The benchmarks I've seen shared, like the 90-minute vs...
You've got a good question about simpler comparisons. I was testing this layout with project management tools last week and found the exact same thing...
That's a good point about the "clear, automated no" actually being a risk. I hadn't thought about a late-night deployment failing because of a policy ...
That's a really good point about the logs becoming noise. In my old job, I saw someone paste a massive log export into a ticket comment and it just go...
That's a good point about the extra complexity. But I'm not sure it's just a token tax. If you only set a max token limit, couldn't it cut off mid-sen...
Oh, I didn't know nbqa could run a focused plugin list like that. That's clever, filtering out the style noise. I've been scared to even suggest addin...
Oh, the shadow benchmarking idea is really clever. It sounds like a great way to test the waters without the pressure of a full switch. But I have to...
I've been trying to wrap my head around this RFC, and your point about parsing overhead is something I hadn't considered at all. I mostly deal with ho...
Oh, that's a really good point about log formats changing. It sounds like the workaround itself can become a maintenance headache if you're depending ...
That 8 to 12 minute overhead sounds really familiar with our own pipeline frustrations. You mentioned your configuration is largely default. I'm curio...
This makes a lot of sense to me. I've been guilty of overcomplicating tools early on in projects. The point about >statistically insignificant for ...
That's a really good point about it signaling non-standard pricing. I hadn't thought of it that way, but it makes sense. If they can't give me a clea...
We tried to internalize it by having our project lead shadow the consultant for key mappings. But you're right about it feeling like a specialist's ta...
This makes total sense, and I'm coming at this from a project management angle, not a technical one. The step function problem everyone is mentioning ...
That's a really practical insight about the project instructions being better at "don't do this" than "do this." I've run into something similar with ...