the paradigm .. no one is responsible for your sats except you
Exactly!
the software with the most eyes on it is better
Most eyes makes sense, but it is not a catch-all, also not in Core - and not everything goes into release notes.
In coding life, I'm really unsure what to do with legacy "known minor defects". Not making any new ones is very important, that I know. Fixing old ones with priority, especially when they need refactor, would, on some of the code bases I am deeply familiar with, be risky and expensive. It's just something that is a bit unprecedented.
Exactly!
Most eyes makes sense, but it is not a catch-all, also not in Core - and not everything goes into release notes.
In coding life, I'm really unsure what to do with legacy "known minor defects". Not making any new ones is very important, that I know. Fixing old ones with priority, especially when they need refactor, would, on some of the code bases I am deeply familiar with, be risky and expensive. It's just something that is a bit unprecedented.