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It's the busiest developers who would be interested in receiving PRs. If they go unanswered for six months, it is a clear signal that there is something stoppin
by rglullis 4y ago
It's the busiest developers who would be interested in receiving PRs. If they go unanswered for six months, it is a clear signal that there is something stopping else them from action.
- account42 4y ago> It's the busiest developers who would be interested in receiving PRs. Depends on the PR. Bugfixes sure, but new features mean more work for the maintianer in the future.
- rglullis 4y agoIt is also an opportunity for someone to feel involved and eventually join the group, perhaps even become a maintainer. Speaking as a project maintainer that is starting to see some traction: I'd love to see people coming with PRs for features. It would mean a big amount of validation.
- tomcam 4y agoDo you think busy devs who also run open source projects tend to have plenty of time to set a high priority on FOSS?
- rglullis 4y agoIs Dark Table just a side-project from one busy developer?