Or they don't want to spend half their time managing that Jenkins ecosystem when some bash scripts and literally any other CI solution out there gives you very similar benefits for fraction of the effort.
OneDrive fucking sucks. If they didn't advertise it constantly through Windows I don't think anyone would know it exists. Google Drive gets used sometimes, but only slightly more frequently than Dropbox.
In SOC2 compliant orgs it's really not very common to store your files with BigCorp. At least, it's one of the no-nos they try to impress on you pretty early.
This would require open source projects to allow something like that, I can easily see an influx of low quality PRs with vetting burden put on the OSS community rather than the HR tech startup or the recruitment company.
Yes, from startup and Company employer angle it looks perfect.
Communities - yes, the burden will rise, but they will benefit anyway: more commits, more developers involved, more new ideas, more popularity, etc.
This only ensures the backdoors are coming from governments that issued the clearances, nothing more. I prefer more competition, at least there is incentive to detect those issues.
It will ensure that my OS doesn't have code from random Gmail accounts. If someone with U.S clearance submits a backdoor, they should either be charged in the U.S, or extradited to somewhere that will charge them. We have no idea who this person is, and even if we did we probably could not hold them accountable.
I have worked with people (well, consultants) hired based on the fact they breathe - I would much rather jump thorough some hoops than to have to work with them ever again.
