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This is often a scope problem. In open-source software, or corporate software not-well-managed, it's easy to take on too many features. This can happen by tryin
by the__alchemist 5y ago
This is often a scope problem. In open-source software, or corporate software not-well-managed, it's easy to take on too many features. This can happen by trying to address issues and PRs that should be rejected as out-of-scope. Or saying know to a request from another team, or a customer.