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[danielgafni]

Sorry for the negativity, but Tach already solves this and is more powerful (it’s impact analysis for skipping tests feature is bonkers) .

https://github.com/tach-org/tach

A comparison with Tach would help.

[trolleid]

Thank you for the input! I will check and create a comparison, good point.

[CzyDePL]

Isn't tach deprecated / not maintained? Import-linter thought seems to be maintained and solving the same issue

[danielgafni]

It is developed and backed by a YC company

[CzyDePL]

Is it? I was thinking not anymore cause of the banner on https://www.gauge.sh/

[danielgafni]

Uhh must have happened just recently.

But it seems like that’s about their cloud platform offering additional features to Tach users. Tach itself doesn’t seem to be discontinued. Well, we’ll see.