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> fix issues and send them upstream Fat chance. An average programmer will replace the library if the current one has issues, not fix the issues in the library
by tpxl 6y ago
> fix issues and send them upstream
Fat chance. An average programmer will replace the library if the current one has issues, not fix the issues in the library. It is rational to do so (assuming a different lib exists, which it does for most libs).
- eru 6y agoDepends on how deeply the library is integrated into their code, and on what flaws the other alternatives have.