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I came upon a similar situation recently with the guy who owns pre-commit and related projects too. Valid use cases being closed as won’t fix even though there
by SOLAR_FIELDS 4y ago
I came upon a similar situation recently with the guy who owns pre-commit and related projects too. Valid use cases being closed as won’t fix even though there are legitimate issues being brought up by the community. And I’ve never interacted with the person in this case, just come across issues where he has responded.
I don’t blame these people for that kind of behavior though, I feel like shrugging your shoulders and saying “If you want that feature, pay to sponsor the project” is a legitimate response. I just think that actively shutting down discussion is going a little bit too far.
- Beltalowda 4y agoI don't know the context of the project you're talking about, but in general I think it's fine to not cover all the possible use cases, even if they're valid and reasonable – not everything needs to solve all use cases.