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Why clean up first? Could be devs pushing back because they're ashamed (unnecessarily) of their code?
by tempaccount420 2y ago
Why clean up first? Could be devs pushing back because they're ashamed (unnecessarily) of their code?
- cibyr 2y agoWe saw with Winamp how badly it can go (lots of license violations on vendored dependencies): https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/10/winamp-really-whips-open-source-coders-into-frenzy-with-its-source-release/ https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/10/winamp-really-whips-...
- account42 2y agoCleaning up in this context means figuring out what parts of the code they actually own and removing/replacing the parts they don't.