> but the maintainers' response was something like "Yeah right. Closed." That sounds pretty horrifying! But reading the issue (linked from the github issues li

> but the maintainers' response was something like "Yeah right. Closed." That sounds pretty horrifying! But reading the issue (linked from the github issues linked by sibling), the actual response seems pretty reasonable. He looked into it and determined it was an issue with your setup, and asked for more information (if he couldn't reproduce it, what else could he do?). He also made a guess at what was wrong. You provided more information and a workaround (nice!) and a few weeks later he closed it saying he believes its now fixed. Seems ok to me.