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• gpcz 2y ago
  Even if true, it seems like they're doing a pretty good job on their own.
• jpalawaga 2y ago
  SQLite is self-described as not open contribution. So yes by their own measure they've made it more difficult to mainline features (and intentionally so).
• steve_gh 2y ago
  I submitted a bug report on SQLite a year or so back (a simple test case only, not a solution). The folks were super nice, and their patch went into the next release.
  • ncruces 2y ago
    Me too, repeatedly. I've asked questions, reported bugs, asked for enhancements, made suggestions, submitted patches for consideration, and was always welcomed. Even when I'm asking for stuff that doesn't necessarily align with their goals. OTOH, I've requested clarification (just some basic documentation really) on the “open contribution” fork of SQLite… and they never documented their own code. And I'm sorry, I know sarcasm isn't the way here, and is impolite, but that was exactly the point. Less than a week ago we had a whole thread where, again, we discussed the impossibility of improving SQLite from the outside because it's not “open contribution.” Well, this is just a great example of much larger feature that was developed in collaboration with them.
• binary132 2y ago
  Open contribution isn’t a good in and of itself.