| 1 | | hesselink, the jQuery project is very happy to have contributions from the community. The reply you received was not automated, but rather the result of a recent, concerted effort to deal with the glut of backlogged tickets on the bug tracker, Part of that effort includes having standards for what the people handling ticket triage will and will not handle, and that entails having a test case of the behaviour. Just because this patch was not accepted does not mean your contributions, in general, are unwelcome. It is rather indicative of the simple fact that just because something works for a particular user in a particular application, that does not mean it is necessarily an appropriate fix to be landed in the library that will be distributed to all users, everywhere. |
| | 1 | hesselink, the jQuery project is very happy to have contributions from the community. The reply you received was not automated, but rather the result of a recent, concerted effort to deal with the over 1500 backlogged ticket on the bug tracker, Part of that effort includes having standards for what the people handling ticket triage will and will not handle, and that entails having a test case of the behaviour. Just because this patch was not accepted does not mean your contributions, in general, are unwelcome. It is rather indicative of the simple fact that just because something works for a particular user in a particular application, that does not mean it is necessarily an appropriate fix to be landed in the library that will be distributed to all users, everywhere. |
