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I struggle to see how any open-source project would accept this kind os PRs, the tools seems ok for research, but not a good ideia to push PRs like that open so

I struggle to see how any open-source project would accept this kind os PRs, the tools seems ok for research, but not a good ideia to push PRs like that open source projects.

delecti 3y ago
Agreed. This seems like rather shameless advertising at the expense of the labor of the project maintainers.
- shaunxcode 3y ago
  The comments are worthless too. Things like a method called Foo that takes a Bar so the comment says (in 3 or 4 lines) “Foo takes a Bar” Wow! The future is here!
- darig 3y ago
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no_wizard 3y ago
I have to say, the maintainers handled it with grace though. Didn't sass the company for it or anything, politely declined the PR, closed it, locked it and moved on. It reflects back on them really well. I've never used Spring Boot, but I have to give them credit for this. I don't know that I'd have similar restraint
- dartos 3y ago
  Spring boot is one of the most enterprise-y frameworks I’ve used. I’d be surprised if their team wasn’t incredibly professional.