I see that too. This morning inside the slop for one of the 8 npmjs packages I have under continuous monitoring, one of the analytic bot processes I run automagically to prepare my own analysis and filter out nonsense started with the remark:
It fixes less than it looks like
Well yeah no shit sherlock... that was +20k sloc on a low level library that didn't fix anything. twenty thousand lines of source code and it does nothing. Doesn't fix bugs, introduces 2 massive regressions... on a pattern matcher. These are regressions as in what matched before doesn't match now. what in the actual fuck?
Doing egress stuff today I encountered two pretty nasty bugs in the latest 22.x nodejs release, so perhaps I am seeing this stuff but don't have all your context and take it for granted.
I see that too. This morning inside the slop for one of the 8 npmjs packages I have under continuous monitoring, one of the analytic bot processes I run automagically to prepare my own analysis and filter out nonsense started with the remark:
It fixes less than it looks like
Well yeah no shit sherlock... that was +20k sloc on a low level library that didn't fix anything. twenty thousand lines of source code and it does nothing. Doesn't fix bugs, introduces 2 massive regressions... on a pattern matcher. These are regressions as in what matched before doesn't match now. what in the actual fuck?
Over a billion installs per week.