The issue would be tagged "wish" or "for v2" and discussed. It can later be referenced when a design for a new release is being discussed. There are always bet

The issue would be tagged "wish" or "for v2" and discussed. It can later be referenced when a design for a new release is being discussed. There are always better ways to handle discussions, but on a github issue on the project's repo is probably better than on a HN thread that won't be linked to it easily.