Just kidding, but remember back in the DotCloud days when they pointed out you could run Perl? That was pretty cool. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2518526
> In 2010, when GitHub introduced Subversion support, the version control landscape was very different.
That was waaaaay before Microsoft acquired it.
> But hey, if the Subversion system just works and doesn’t bother anyone, there’s no reason to make any changes, right? The reality is that there’s an ongoing maintenance cost to any software, and that goes extra for public-facing services on the internet. As the use of GitHub has evolved and the number of Subversion requests has declined dramatically, we plan to focus our efforts entirely on Git.
Reminds me of how Microsoft dumped Atom (and then fauxpen-sourced VSCode before dumping the last remnants of Atom).