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And??? Sometimes a bug just doesn't have the same importance to the maintainers as it does to you. If it's that important, fix it yourself.
by jlarocco 3y ago
And???
Sometimes a bug just doesn't have the same importance to the maintainers as it does to you.
If it's that important, fix it yourself.
- IshKebab 3y agoYeah... There are 10 year old Android bugs that annoy me too and "fix it yourself" is a terrible answer. You know exactly what would happen. You make PR, and then.... Nothing. Enjoy all that wasted effort.
- jlarocco 3y agoFirst of all, I don't know that would happen - it looks like the maintainers are open to the patches. And second, it's still not wasted effort if you get the fix that you need.
- IshKebab 3y ago> And second, it's still not wasted effort if you get the fix that you need. Putting aside the impracticality of building Chrome or Android from source in perpetuity - and the fact that you'd actually end up with Chromium and AOSP - what good does it do if you fix a bug for one user? You still have to deal with it existing for 99.99999% of users in your app/website.
- tansan 3y agoI thought it was cool to find an issue this old and still being worked on, so I shared it. It was nice seeing how much work goes into it. What's your problem?