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Absolutely, but I find in many cases, people are just too lazy to want to dig into another piece of code, and just give up prematurely.
by WingH 9y ago
Absolutely, but I find in many cases, people are just too lazy to want to dig into another piece of code, and just give up prematurely.
- jandrese 9y agoOr they look at the tradeoff of: 1. I could dive into the code, find the bug, submit the report and hope the developer accepts the patch. Hopefully this bug isn't there because it is required by some other feature the developer actually cares about. 2. That module wasn't doing that much, I can just redo it by hand and dump the dependency. 3. I could hunt around for a different module that does basically the same thing and use it instead. This might be necessary if the module is doing a lot of work, like an ASN.1 parser or something.