No, they most likely have an open core model where advanced and business oriented features are typically kept as a separate code base with distinct licensing.
GitLab as an example keeps them in the same repo but separates the structure so business features are clearly and distinctly licensed under a business license.
I don't know of a serious business that has a completely open source code base.
GitLab as an example keeps them in the same repo but separates the structure so business features are clearly and distinctly licensed under a business license.
I don't know of a serious business that has a completely open source code base.