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Closing issues without actually fixing them is depressing. It may be beneficial overall. There could be alternatives e.g., label such task as "fun" and hide th
by d0mine 4y ago
Closing issues without actually fixing them is depressing. It may be beneficial overall.
There could be alternatives e.g., label such task as "fun" and hide them all the views by default, then allow developers to spent say 10% on any of "fun" task of their choosing (no expectations).
It may help with burn-out for some devs and the issues that are worth fixing according to at least by some devs are getting closed eventually.