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  1. Totally normal #Python upstream attitude:

    1. Ignore a reply on a bug report for 3+ years.
    2. Install a #StaleBot in the middle of the night.
    3. 7 minutes after the bug is marked stale, claim that you "never heard back on this" and that "the issue was somewhere downstream", without even checking another linked issue.

    github.com/matplotlib/matplotl

    #Matplotlib

  2. #StaleBot, ale zamiast odgrażać się, że odrzuci przesłaną łatkę, to grozi, że ją włączy do kod. Wszak skoro nikt nie ma uwag, to musi być dobra, nie?!

    #GitHub

  3. #StaleBot, except instead of threatening the contributor to close the PR, it threatens the maintainers that it will merge it. Obviously, since there are no remarks, it must be good!

    #GitHub

  4. @404mediaco #stalebot comes for open access to information! (this has to be illegal, but why would they care)

  5. Смерть конфигурации stale-ботов, которая автоматом закрывает тикеты! Это отвратительно.

    nostalebots.xyz

    #NoStaleBots #StaleBot

  6. CW: Rant

    Meine Fresse. Wenn du keine Lust hast dein OSS-Projekt zu verwalten, dann setz es halt auf unmaintained und mach nicht so nen Unfug wie #Stalebot rein, der am Ende verhindert, dass Leute die helfen wollen sehen können was überhaupt an Bugs noch existiert -.-

  7. I opened a bug ticket on the Homebrew issue tracker. It is a legitimate bug, with a reproducer provided, maintainers agreed.

    I managed to keep it open for six weeks by commenting every time #stalebot barged in (just posting a link to Drew Devault's article), before someone showed up to condescend and strawman me, saying I must have bad intentions towards Homebrew if I don't like stalebot.

    Then the ticket was summarily closed and locked as unproductive (because I dared criticize their stale policy), and as "hard to debug" (despite being 100% reproducible with the code I provided), proving my point.

    Would not recommend contributing to that project. They clearly do not value having a community.

  8. #StaleBot znów przynosi szkody. Tym razem opiekun projektu był tak pochłonięty konfiguracją bota, że zignorował błąd składni, zgłoszony przez CI, wrzucił spieprzoną łatkę do projektu, a następnie wydał totalnie nową, totalnie spieprzoną wersję.

    github.com/wolph/python-progre

    #Gentoo #Python

  9. #StaleBot is at it again. This time, the project maintainer was so busy configuring their stale bot that they've entirely missed the syntax error reported by CI, merged a broken pull request and then made a completely broken release.

    github.com/wolph/python-progre

    #Gentoo #Python #WTF

  10. Właśnie odkryłem nostalebots.xyz/ i zgłosiłem dwie organizacje. Zróbmy listę wstydu dla projektów, które nie szanują użytkownika i wysyłają #StaleBot na zgłoszenia błędów.

    Jeżeli ktoś chce oznaczyć moje zgłoszenie jako nieaktualne, niech z łaski swojej pofatyguje się zrobić to osobiście, tak jak ja pofatygowałem się, by problem zgłosić osobiście. Albo jeszcze lepiej, niech użyje skryptu do reprodukcji, o ile udało mi się taki przygotować.

    #GitHub #WolneOprogramowanie

  11. I've just learned that there's nostalebots.xyz/ and I've just reported two organizations. Let's make a shame list of projects that disrespect their users, and send #StaleBot after their bug reports.

    If you want to mark my bug report stale, at least bother doing it personally, just like I bothered filing it. Or ideally, run my reproducer if I managed to provide one.

    #GitHub #OpenSource

  12. @dcz @malte I get so upset when I see issues closed automatically after inactivity, it makes my heart sink. At least it looks like they stopped doing this 10 months ago in this project, but without reopening the auto-closed issues… gitlab.freedesktop.org/Network
    #stalebot #NetworkManager #FreeDesktop

  13. CW: I'm fucking irritated

    My #HomeAssistant is pushing a ton of huge "danger!" warnings saying:

    > To improve Bluetooth reliability and performance, we highly recommend updating esp-coffee-v4 with ESPHome 2023.6.0 or later.

    You may wonder why my devices are out of date. I'm generally pretty good about updates and #BigEar uses #bluetooth a LOT.

    They are out of date because I had to downgrade them. Why? **Because 2023.6.0 and later completely and totally broke bluetooth.**

    Who the ~fuck~ tested this? And as a bonus, why was it not mentioned in the changelog? It is "important" enough to be pushed as an *urgent change* but nobody fucking TESTED IT first?

    At least #stalebot keeps all the developers from having to see bug reports.

    #snarkhome #qa

  14. CW: I'm fucking irritated

    My #HomeAssistant is pushing a ton of huge "danger!" warnings saying:

    > To improve Bluetooth reliability and performance, we highly recommend updating esp-coffee-v4 with ESPHome 2023.6.0 or later.

    You may wonder why my devices are out of date. I'm generally pretty good about updates and #BigEar uses #bluetooth a LOT.

    They are out of date because I had to downgrade them. Why? **Because 2023.6.0 and later completely and totally broke bluetooth.**

    Who the ~fuck~ tested this? And as a bonus, why was it not mentioned in the changelog? It is "important" enough to be pushed as an *urgent change* but nobody fucking TESTED IT first?

    At least #stalebot keeps all the developers from having to see bug reports.

    #snarkhome #qa

  15. CW: I'm fucking irritated

    My #HomeAssistant is pushing a ton of huge "danger!" warnings saying:

    > To improve Bluetooth reliability and performance, we highly recommend updating esp-coffee-v4 with ESPHome 2023.6.0 or later.

    You may wonder why my devices are out of date. I'm generally pretty good about updates and #BigEar uses #bluetooth a LOT.

    They are out of date because I had to downgrade them. Why? **Because 2023.6.0 and later completely and totally broke bluetooth.**

    Who the ~fuck~ tested this? And as a bonus, why was it not mentioned in the changelog? It is "important" enough to be pushed as an *urgent change* but nobody fucking TESTED IT first?

    At least #stalebot keeps all the developers from having to see bug reports.

    #snarkhome #qa

  16. CW: I'm fucking irritated

    My #HomeAssistant is pushing a ton of huge "danger!" warnings saying:

    > To improve Bluetooth reliability and performance, we highly recommend updating esp-coffee-v4 with ESPHome 2023.6.0 or later.

    You may wonder why my devices are out of date. I'm generally pretty good about updates and #BigEar uses #bluetooth a LOT.

    They are out of date because I had to downgrade them. Why? **Because 2023.6.0 and later completely and totally broke bluetooth.**

    Who the ~fuck~ tested this? And as a bonus, why was it not mentioned in the changelog? It is "important" enough to be pushed as an *urgent change* but nobody fucking TESTED IT first?

    At least #stalebot keeps all the developers from having to see bug reports.

    #snarkhome #qa

  17. CW: I'm fucking irritated

    My is pushing a ton of huge "danger!" warnings saying:

    > To improve Bluetooth reliability and performance, we highly recommend updating esp-coffee-v4 with ESPHome 2023.6.0 or later.

    You may wonder why my devices are out of date. I'm generally pretty good about updates and uses a LOT.

    They are out of date because I had to downgrade them. Why? **Because 2023.6.0 and later completely and totally broke bluetooth.**

    Who the ~fuck~ tested this? And as a bonus, why was it not mentioned in the changelog? It is "important" enough to be pushed as an *urgent change* but nobody fucking TESTED IT first?

    At least keeps all the developers from having to see bug reports.

  18. Today's total pile of horse dookie is courtesy frequent-flyer #ESPhome. The latest release completely broke #BLE (and by extension, my #bigear)

    Weirdly, #homeassistant can still "see" the tags, with it's broken distance calculation (weighted average?) and useless "source" field.

    I'd file a bug but I am not arguing with #stalebot again. (And even their humans are not great.)

    #homeautomation #snarkhome #esp32 #ibeacon

  19. Today's total pile of horse dookie is courtesy frequent-flyer #ESPhome. The latest release completely broke #BLE (and by extension, my #bigear)

    Weirdly, #homeassistant can still "see" the tags, with it's broken distance calculation (weighted average?) and useless "source" field.

    I'd file a bug but I am not arguing with #stalebot again. (And even their humans are not great.)

    #homeautomation #snarkhome #esp32 #ibeacon

  20. Today's total pile of horse dookie is courtesy frequent-flyer #ESPhome. The latest release completely broke #BLE (and by extension, my #bigear)

    Weirdly, #homeassistant can still "see" the tags, with it's broken distance calculation (weighted average?) and useless "source" field.

    I'd file a bug but I am not arguing with #stalebot again. (And even their humans are not great.)

    #homeautomation #snarkhome #esp32 #ibeacon

  21. Today's total pile of horse dookie is courtesy frequent-flyer #ESPhome. The latest release completely broke #BLE (and by extension, my #bigear)

    Weirdly, #homeassistant can still "see" the tags, with it's broken distance calculation (weighted average?) and useless "source" field.

    I'd file a bug but I am not arguing with #stalebot again. (And even their humans are not great.)

    #homeautomation #snarkhome #esp32 #ibeacon

  22. Today's total pile of horse dookie is courtesy frequent-flyer . The latest release completely broke (and by extension, my )

    Weirdly, can still "see" the tags, with it's broken distance calculation (weighted average?) and useless "source" field.

    I'd file a bug but I am not arguing with again. (And even their humans are not great.)

  23. This morning's wizarding is a new case for my #esphome speakers. Specifically, I love printables.com/model/363300-es but it doesn't fit the ESP32 boards I settled on ( amzn.to/3JA0lpA )

    If #esphome supported #i2s on #esp8266 this wouldn't be an issue. I have plenty of esp8266 boards that are roughly the right size. Alas, filing a bug would involve another fight with #stalebot.

    Instead of climbing the #barriertoentry, I fired up #Fusion360 (thanks usebottles.com/app/#fusion360 !) and whipped up a quick alternate box bottom.

    Unfortunately, some terrible no good very bad filament from #Sunlu has managed to completely jam my extruder right below the gear, so I can't print it yet.

    I am so tired of rebuilding this stupid #Prusa. The hot-end was decent before the #mmu2 disaster, but that conversion and subsequent fix-after-fix has made it sketchy at best. At least I'm getting good at teardowns. (And I'm saving for the top MK4 upgrade to get rid of the PTFE entirely.)