neo4j-dotnet-driver

When we built the new set of drivers for Neo4j, we decided to allow three modes: No encryption, Trust on First Use and Trusted Signature - there's no way to establish an connection without trust. This was a terrifying decision, because of ease of use concerns. Having done so and shipped it, TL;DR: It worked awesome, outside of some early kinks in TOFU that we worked out - and now everyone can sleep well knowing there's not a single install that thinks they are running an encrypted setup when they really aren't. Anyone that came back asking for a flag to disable host key verification seemed happy with our argument for why that's not really much different from just disabling encryption. See "Trust" here: https://neo4j.com/docs/developer-manual/current/drivers/conf... If you're interested in doing this as well, we wrote code to do it in Pyth

Is it just me or is there a LOT of companies claiming to have open-source products that aren't REALLY 'open-source'? I feel likes its became the new buzz word for any software company building a product. Lets take this case: Neo4j is a open-source graph database with commercial features/support. They recently developed a lot of new official drivers ( about time! ). The .NET one in particular used the 4.6 framework, some community members forked it and wanted to collaborate on adding support for .NET's new 'open-source' ( LOL ) core framework. A awesome community member added supported for that, he posted the fork and was gathering feedback when one of the maintainers said: "You may personally be happy not to expect official support but if we host such code or make any such releases, someone somewhere will expect it to be supported.". If