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by TheRealPomax
3619 days ago
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But keep in mind that people have plenty of time to have a look at a codebase, but often do not in any way shape or form have anywhere near enough time to actually work on that code, even to file what you might call "a simple PR". Spotting errors is a very quick job. Writing even a small PR on a codebase you do not work on, that properly passes tests (in this case crucial) as well as fuzzing (again, it's crypto, it's crucial) takes hours if not days. Sometimes, and this is one of those times, the only thing you're going to realistically get is feedback that you should act on ASAP, not code that helps you get started. And that's a critical contribution, too. |
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