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> Do you really expect us to integrate patches without thinking about that? Whoa! You made huge leap there. At what point was it suggested that patches be re
by tamalesfan 8y ago
> Do you really expect us to integrate patches without thinking about that?
Whoa! You made huge leap there. At what point was it suggested that patches be recklessly applied?
That didn't happen. Your quote actually suggests a reasonable progression and at no point is there any suggestion, implied or otherwise, that changes be integrated without due consideration.
Not irrationally dismissing criticism != abandoning sound design and development.
- mjw1007 8y agoMultiple people on this thread have expressed the opinion that the patch was "too perfect" or that the only reason that the patch wasn't simply accepted was that the maintainers "feel weird when there's nothing to criticize".
- tamalesfan 8y ago"Multiple people" were left with nothing better to which to attribute maintainer decisions. See the dysfunction there? Don't address the problem, or the proposed solution; just leave it to fester and create discontent. That's not how well run projects function.
- pgaddict 8y agoUgh. I don't know a single PostgreSQL committer with that attitude. Maybe my patches are too crap to be in that situation, not sure.