> He did more than that, as noted in the comment you replied to. He really didn't. It matters nothing if you feel a commit breaks your code because you not onl

> He did more than that, as noted in the comment you replied to. He really didn't. It matters nothing if you feel a commit breaks your code because you not only ignored the author but also failed to perform any sort of due diligence regarding what dependencies you ingest. I mean, it was a major version bump. People blindly upgrade stuff without any regard about what goes in, and somehow that makes the guy who volunteered his work on a side project a villain? There are a lot of red flags in this story, but the author of the colors flag ain't one of it.