no, they burned the briges with removing the home/lab licence (for no reason other than fuck you), plus the way they've been treating the community and the shitty excuse they gave in the first place is frankly, not good enough.
I'll keep using CE and see what happens there, but hopefully someone can make a pfsense to opnsense converter and I can move over to opnsense if CE dies
in my docker setup, I have everything under /home/docker/ and have all those volumes shared to their specific container - that way, when you're backing up, you only need to backup the volume and docker-compose file
As for git, I'd keep your docker-compose files in git and have your volumes in storage as the compose files are the most likely to be modified and it's good to have version control
Better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it
I'd rather have power in case of an emergency than be in the dark