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It's not always. Sometimes it's fixing overlooked bugs along the way. Or filling gaps in documentation (I consider bad docs bugs, but maybe everyone doesn't). O
by humanrebar 4y ago
It's not always. Sometimes it's fixing overlooked bugs along the way. Or filling gaps in documentation (I consider bad docs bugs, but maybe everyone doesn't). Or upgrading components that are deprecated. I wouldn't consider any of that refactoring. It's more like maintenance.