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> Do not send me Pull Requests - the code is small so I want to maintain it single-handedly. Interesting contribution policy. Makes sense in lieu of producing

> Do not send me Pull Requests - the code is small so I want to maintain it single-handedly. Interesting contribution policy. Makes sense in lieu of producing a strict style guide, I suppose.

lionkor 2y ago
I thought github let you turn off PRs on a repo -- the author may wanna do that.
- tidwall 2y ago
  PRs cannot be disabled.
  - kubanczyk 2y ago
    ...without archiving the repo. Archived repos however have that ugly yellow warning.
    - drekipus 2y ago
      Can you still push to the repo? Perhaps via --force?
- debugnik 2y ago
  No, you can't disable the PRs tab; you can disable any tab except Code and PRs. Torvalds famously complained about this because he handles pull requests through email, so all PRs on his Linux repo are useless.
splix 2y ago
While the author probably wants to own the main code, I'm sure there are other things he may want to get help from external contributors. For example unit tests. At least to show that it works, and how to use it. Also a build config, like gradle/maven, so others would be able to use this lib.
- whstl 2y ago
  The author says that: "Reviews, tests and comments are welcome"