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Of course. They chose to resolve it by saying the underlying software should be fixed. That seems perfectly fine to me.

• Symbiote 1y ago
  That's not a resolution, that's ignoring the bug.
  • coldpie 1y ago
    No, it isn't. It's directing the bug to the people who are able to fix it.
    • aydyn 1y ago
      No its not, stop being obtuse on purpose.
    • croon 1y ago
      You can fix it by handling the erroneous output from your dependency, or switching out your dependency, or submit a fix to the dependency, or asking them to fix it.
• fasterik 1y ago
  The responsible thing to do would be to report the bug to the upstream project and keep the issue open pending the underlying issue's resolution. This is a broader cultural thing. In large organizations there is a tendency toward deflecting as much responsibility as possible onto other teams. In part it's a lack of resources, but it's also a result of individual contributors not being willing to take ownership of the product they work on.