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Actually, sometimes people push changes because they intellectually think it's a better architecture or public API, but they can't survive as a fork. They need
by dismantlethesun 10y ago
Actually, sometimes people push changes because they intellectually think it's a better architecture or public API, but they can't survive as a fork.
They need the frequent bug fixes and upgrades from the mainline, so they really do waste their time if their changest is not approved.