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Bram evidently had his own way, since he didn't let anyone else make commits to the project. That's fair, and in that situation forks are expected.
by kzrdude 3y ago
Bram evidently had his own way, since he didn't let anyone else make commits to the project. That's fair, and in that situation forks are expected.
- rmwaite 3y agoI’ve seen some reports that he did allow commits but he would “re”-commit them as part of his workflow. I’m not sure about the reasoning there.