Re: [Wikitech-l] Giving up on LiquidThreads

Wow. I'm in a state of complete shock for the lack of care here, #1 for the fact that you (or apparently the whole swedish Wikipedia community which I find very hard to believe) can't put in the 5 minutes needed entering a bug report for something that may effect many others, and (#2) you instead go the route of discussion to end up at a resolution to abandon the system in whole. Something will always break. There are no guarantees that stuff will always work, expect it to be wonky right after deployment (it *IS* pre-release software) It's in the midst being rewritten http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/LiquidThreads_3.0 Honestly I'm completely blown away by the fact that the remote thought of letting this go unreported for over a *WEEK* without being reported to the technical staff was at any point an acceptable decision, and your response one week later being "nah we're just not going to use this anymore". Honestly, how do you all decide not to report an issue as bad sounding as "crashed" (I'm assuming a DB error of some sort). I'm pretty sure if you reported this when it happened it would most likely be resolved by now. Above all, you have the right to decide that you don't want LQT, but to do so saying that there's some bug and refusing to report it because "have no interest in this bug getting fixed" is absolutely infuriating to me and probably other developers. (Note: I speak for myself and my own opinions) On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 7:38 PM, Lars Aronsson <lars(a)aronsson.se> wrote: -- John