and shout out to @ihh.dev, who is working to get us full Gleam support soon

Great question... which I'm now realising should be on our site somewhere...

We can process reviews for Java, TS, Gleam, and *in theory* most languages, so feel free to try it out!

But we only have "full" support for JS/TS and Python, so other languages won't have access to code graphs *yet*

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and unlike a lot of devs, it takes the time to let us know that we fixed the issue

Good bot

ReBAC, more like ReAD the blog post

the next next thing on the roadmap are complex queries

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the next thing on the todo list is to make the graphs look less 🍝 and more 😎👍

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