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Couldn’t it also mean that the code quality is poor?
by continuational 8y ago
Couldn’t it also mean that the code quality is poor?
- toasterlovin 8y agoIt certainly can. But that's where digging into the issues comes in. You can learn a ton about a project by seeing what kind of issues pop up and the discussion around issues.
- geofft 8y agoIssues are used as often for feature requests and potential improvements as for bugs, so a high number of issues is not a strong indicator of poor quality. (Also, people usually look at existing issues, so a common bug only shows up as a small number of issues.)