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The problem is that project like VSCode racking up these bugs, and letting them to snowball. It's not that they can't sort them out with 30+ full time professio
by baybal2 6y ago
The problem is that project like VSCode racking up these bugs, and letting them to snowball. It's not that they can't sort them out with 30+ full time professional QAs at Microsoft.
Once upon a time, GNOME had 300 bugs in evolution bugzilla, and it was felt as "the end of the world."
What they need to do is just like GNOME projects a decade+ ago did: make a really hard, like HAAAARD! feature freeze, and keep doing long series of "housekeeping" releases as long as needed before unfreezing work on features.