As a user of Code Climate, while there's not a real versioning we bind to because our CI always downloads latest, this seems like it would be a Major version bump. This isn't something that should happen behind the scenes. I'd rather know that when the tool is fundamentally changing we have the opportunity to review what the changes are and bump the version on our own. As a private organization, while we have NDAs, there may be information we still don't want to get out around our repositories.
We just started using Code Climate and noticed that the before-build command is a no-op command. We found the issue that requested it: https://github.com/codeclimate/test-reporter/issues/59 and it's almost 5 years old. Are there any plans to actually add something there? Should this be removed? It looks like the last it was addressed was 3.5 years ago: https://github.com/codeclimate/test-reporter/issues/260.
As a user of Code Climate, while there's not a real versioning we bind to because our CI always downloads latest, this seems like it would be a Major version bump. This isn't something that should happen behind the scenes. I'd rather know that when the tool is fundamentally changing we have the opportunity to review what the changes are and bump the version on our own. As a private organization, while we have NDAs, there may be information we still don't want to get out around our repositories.