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Seems weird to me to blindly fire off a PR to a project I've never communicated with. I've always asked first, mainly because I don't want to waste my time if t
by _jal 6y ago
Seems weird to me to blindly fire off a PR to a project I've never communicated with. I've always asked first, mainly because I don't want to waste my time if they won't give it any consideration. And also because maybe they're already working on whatever I was thinking of, or are doing it in a different way, or...
- publicola1990 6y agoThat ok, but there is also the thought that if you see a picture hanging in the wall is tilted, it is better to jt straighten it without waiting to ask permission. It is easier to ask for forgiveness than for permission.
- mhitza 6y agoMy contributions are fixes that I need now. So after I fix the issue for my usecase I fire off a PR upstream. As a maintainer you are free to close my PR, or work togheter with me to bring it in line with your project standards.