Any public, OSI-licensed repository gets unlimited PR reviews. There is no "we train your code" clause. Public code is already public; we don't need to train it to review it.
Octopus itself is MIT licensed and can be hosted on your own server, so if you don't want to depend on us, you can run the entire stack on your own infrastructure.
Any public, OSI-licensed repository gets unlimited PR reviews. There is no "we train your code" clause. Public code is already public; we don't need to train it to review it. Octopus itself is MIT licensed and can be hosted on your own server, so if you don't want to depend on us, you can run the entire stack on your own infrastructure.
I wrote a more detailed explanation of "Why were we giving octopus free forever?" here: https://dev.to/redoh/why-were-giving-octopus-free-to-open-so...
If the reviews are bad, please report an issue, I read them all.
I'm happy to answer questions in the thread
ps: url correction: https://octopus-review.ai/open-source