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> . You shouldn't take it personally or make negative assumptions if someone doesn't get around to your pull request. Wether the submitter took it personally o
by josefx 2y ago
> . You shouldn't take it personally or make negative assumptions if someone doesn't get around to your pull request.
Wether the submitter took it personally or not is not even apparent and it does not change the fact that progress was blocked on GNOMEs side of the process and not by the submitters disappearing after changes where requested as the previous comment claims.
- crashdancer 2y agoYeah and I'm saying that's not a bad thing or even a rare occurrence. Sometimes PRs can be de-prioritized or forgotten for reasons that are outside of anyone's control, developers are human beings so that just happens. I've seen it in lots of open source projects.