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I think it's the development process (as in moving things around and potentially introducing bugs) than the new features per-se.
by Nextgrid 5y ago
I think it's the development process (as in moving things around and potentially introducing bugs) than the new features per-se.
- falcolas 5y agoWith all due respect to the developers, it would not speak well for GitHub if they can't maintain stability while refactoring. There's a lot of testing processes and CI processes explicitly around making those actions safe. New features breaking is a lot more understandable - even expected - than regressions and refactoring failures.