Few changes are as cut and dried as fixing a bug with zero side effects or change in behaviour or need to consider future support or architectural plans.
As a maintainer, I'm always happy to quickly merge something that's like "I hit this corner case, here's a tightly-scoped change that catches and fixes it" but in reality not a lot of changes actually looked like that.
Few changes are as cut and dried as fixing a bug with zero side effects or change in behaviour or need to consider future support or architectural plans.
As a maintainer, I'm always happy to quickly merge something that's like "I hit this corner case, here's a tightly-scoped change that catches and fixes it" but in reality not a lot of changes actually looked like that.