fwiw, only 2 of those humans work on the CLI, (3 if you count their manager, who spends a lot of time managing). other people work in sales, marketing, engineering on the website, engineering the registry, community + docs, etc.
wombat is not a tool for managing our other commercial services! it's a way to manage our webhooks product, one of many products we have, though very certainly the smallest.
yarn depends on the npm registry, which depends on npm, Inc making money to keep it running.
fwiw, only 2 of those humans work on the CLI, (3 if you count their manager, who spends a lot of time managing). other people work in sales, marketing, engineering on the website, engineering the registry, community + docs, etc.
wombat is not a tool for managing our other commercial services! it's a way to manage our webhooks product, one of many products we have, though very certainly the smallest.
yarn depends on the npm registry, which depends on npm, Inc making money to keep it running.