We would need to know at least:
- How many people have updated Claude/Bun to the latest version.
- How many subscribers care about reporting issues. Most of them are forced to use the tool against their will and have mentally checked out already. Why report issues if your employer values slop code anyway. Just log the hours and keep your head down. Maybe it is not expedient for the AI narrative to report issues!
- How many subscriptions are real vs. bulk distiller accounts.
- If subscriber numbers are inflated.
Judging by the weird Claude Code Github issues page, there are suspiciously few new issues: about 2 to 3 a day only vs. alleged subscriber numbers of 4 million.
> How many people have updated Claude/Bun to the latest version
By default, Claude Code updates itself all the time without asking for permission, so I'd say most users are on the latest versions.
I do not trust AI agents to run outside sandbox and use them only in dev container. I always use latest version available when I build container (once or twice a month). In my opinion it is to risky to allow auto update for SW which is released several times a week including weekends and is capable of/willing to do script kiddie pranks :-)