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On Tue, Oct 31, 2017 at 6:10 AM, Michał Górny <mgorny@g.o> wrote: |
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> Except that open PRs quickly become irrelevant or semi-relevant, |
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> compared to the time which it takes to merge them. In the end, people |
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> actually end up applying fixes to old versions while skipping the newest |
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> because it was added independently. |
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I'm not sure how a fixed old version and a broken new version is worse |
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than a broken old version and a broken new one. |
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> And then some people will come and yell at you that you are using |
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> 'unofficial workflow' to 'hide' that signal from them. |
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That's what /ignore is for. :) |
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Everybody thinks that they can force others to use their preferred |
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workflow. If only we banned Gnome from the tree all those volunteers |
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would focus on making KDE better! |
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Again, if you don't like looking at idle bugs/PRs/etc don't. I know I |
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certainly don't, which is probably why I have so many open bugs. :) |
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Rich |
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