Yup - Ever since the introduction of llm as a core API we're basically going to stop upgrading / using the project unless things start moving in a more sane direction.
Why is that? It’s just an extra type that has no impact on any other types. It’s a tool in your toolbox that you can use when you need it and ignore otherwise.
Asked the opposite way - why is this a core API type of a buildkit interface? Having API calls to various LLMs as core functionality of a build system is just straight up weird. Doesn't fit, confuses developers on my team when they try to read/contribute to our shared build libraries, worries me about the direction the project is going.
Seems strange that especially with the push for modules this was integrated as a core type. It has nothing to do with buildkit or builds.
levlaz|11 months ago
randomtechguy|11 months ago
Seems strange that especially with the push for modules this was integrated as a core type. It has nothing to do with buildkit or builds.