In my case, yes. My setup is managed using Ansible playbooks, so I have a dev inventory and a playbook that spins up a virtualized environment that mimics (as much as possible, as there are a few details that cannot be fully replicated) my home lab.

That way, I usually prepare my new setups on dev, and then deploy on my pro setup and test with the few aspects I cannot reproduce in dev.

Finally, I have everything backed by a (private) git repo.

Had to say that service != Software. The service indeed put restrictions, but, once released, loops can be perfectly libre software while keeping these restrictions within the service.