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Except that would've been too easy to understand, and instead seems like they're using wasmedge anyway. Needlessly confusing, why do companies do this?
by stoplying1 4y ago
Except that would've been too easy to understand, and instead seems like they're using wasmedge anyway. Needlessly confusing, why do companies do this?
- theplumber 4y agoA reason could be standardised build/deployment/testing.