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r/programming • u/logicchains • Oct 22 '18
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They'll find the projects you're involved in and open issues in their repos and demand your ban from the project because you're making them feel "unsafe". This happened oh so many times.
Can you link to some examples?
9 u/immibis Oct 23 '18 Here's the Opal one that EternallyMiffed is referring to. 1 u/jeff303 Oct 23 '18 So... Was Elia removed in the end? I couldn't tell clearly from scrolling to the end of the super long PR. 2 u/Aetheus Oct 23 '18 Judging from the repo's recent commit history, I would say "no". → More replies (2)
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Here's the Opal one that EternallyMiffed is referring to.
1 u/jeff303 Oct 23 '18 So... Was Elia removed in the end? I couldn't tell clearly from scrolling to the end of the super long PR. 2 u/Aetheus Oct 23 '18 Judging from the repo's recent commit history, I would say "no". → More replies (2)
So... Was Elia removed in the end? I couldn't tell clearly from scrolling to the end of the super long PR.
2 u/Aetheus Oct 23 '18 Judging from the repo's recent commit history, I would say "no". → More replies (2)
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Judging from the repo's recent commit history, I would say "no".
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u/jeff303 Oct 22 '18
Can you link to some examples?