graycat on Nostr: Yes. It’s difficult to get developers on other teams to even look at unsolicited ...
Yes. It’s difficult to get developers on other teams to even look at unsolicited pull requests. (The open source world is a different story.) I’ve written extracurricular but unambiguous improvements to my own team’s code, and only the tiny ones have been reviewed.
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