Surprisingly, for many users it's the fear that the fix will break production. And no matter how good are findings or warnings, or modals blocking publish, some apps will still do it.
replyAnd that's why I believe auto-fix will solve a lot of problems in this space. We are now training our auto-fix to be very considerate and avoid breaking changes, trace back to user prompts and intent. The goals is to make it widely adopted and one day (soon!) turn on by default.
Would it have been better if you forcibly broke a few things to prevent passport details from leaking?
replyIt’s really disheartening and disappointing to see how little you can take ownership of Lovable’s part in this. This post doesn’t say “disparate, unconnected apps expose passport details.” These are lovable apps, your apps on your ecosystem. Own it.
replySeriously?
replyWas my reaction then I remembered the world of tech as it currently is and was both not surprised and yet still disappointed.
replyThis is the new future, I'm just not sure I want to be part of it.