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While I generally think constructive criticism is usually the right choice, I suspect Github will never get the message unless there are some very strongly word
by xedrac 10mo ago
While I generally think constructive criticism is usually the right choice, I suspect Github will never get the message unless there are some very strongly worded criticisms. In Andrew's defense, he did post some constructive evidence of things he considered problematic.
- baq 10mo agoThe most effective message GitHub can receive is when they don’t get to invoice you. GHA in particular is a hot mess, I’m as surprised as a decade ago that anybody is using this crap. IMHO it’s bugs as a service kind of product, and the bugs start at the core design with the ‘pretend yaml but actually an unholy mix of shell, js and json’ language.
- johnfn 10mo agoA high-profile repository like Zig moving off of Github is as loud a message as one can give. Tossing in "losers" and "monkeys" only muddies the delivery.
- oaiey 10mo agoExactly. I have not finished reading the post. And I never will. It destroys the message and the reputation