Hello,
I’m getting more and more interested in Babylon.js, testing days after days as many aspects as possible (Performance, Stability, Reliability, Loading Time, Custom Builds, etc…)
After modifying the source code, I had a try at the local playground like so :
npm run serve -w @tools/babylon-server
npm run serve -w @tools/playground
And then joining the local http://localhost:1338/ hosted playground.
Everything is working fine
Now,
After hitting CTRL+S I ended up with a http://localhost:1338/#SOMEID link.
I thought that the save would be internal, and I was surprised to discover that https://playground.babylonjs.com/#SOMEID was indeed serving the same code online. Meaning that even running locally the babylon-server, everything is sent online.
Is it intended ?
To clarify my question : of course I’m not against open-source, it’s the opposite, I love it 
I’m just questioning the possibility of using the playground in a context where I would have to put in it some code which would be sensible in term of Intellectual Property, regarding a specific company. Just wondering if there is a way to work on the playground in a “private” mode.
cc @RaananW since I know you recently worked on the playground database indexing, maybe you will be able to provide more details 
Thanks a lot !
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Tricotou