4.7 hasn't been out for an hour yet and we already have people shilling for Codex in the comments. I don't know how anyone could form a genuine disagreement in this period of time.

I have not seen any comment from the early tests of 4.7 claiming that it does not work better than the previous version.

However, there have been some valuable warnings about problems that have been hit in the first minutes after switching to 4.7.

For instance that the new guardrails can block working at projects where the previous version could be used without problems and that if you are not careful the changed default settings can make you reach the subscription limits much faster than with the previous version.

Nobody I've seen in the comments is basing it on 4.7 performance. They're basing it on how unpleasant March and early April was on the Claude Code coding plans with 4.6. Which, from my experience, it was.

I'm interested in seeing how 4.7 performs. But I'm also unwilling to pony up cash for a month to do so. And frankly dissatisfied with their customer service and with the actual TUI tool itself.

It's not team sports, my friend. You don't have to pick a side. These guys are taking a lot of money from us. Far more than I've ever spent on any other development tooling.