Added my name to teamtalk android#3314
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You cannot do that if you are not a member of the organization. |
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@hwangsihu please look at the teamtalk project history. Even before you come and start contributing to teamtalk, Look at my merged pull requests history, More than 40 50 changes to teamtalk android, in 5.18, 5.19, a bit before it as wel, I've mostely refactored the entire teamtalk android to do my prepration to add the new features even more, And I started again now. So how Is that you are the member and i'm not? I don't understand how. Am I a developer and contributor of teamtalk android or not? if not then why i'm even working for teamtalk android? |
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It is not me, but the system that refuses for a non-organizational member to become the code owner. |
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Don't complain to me; instead, ask @bear101 to invite you to the organization. |
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@hwangsihu did he invite you? if he was the one who invited you then he should invite me as well because i'm a contributor member as well. Even you can see my name in teamtalk android developers names list |
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@bear101 please also invite me thanks. |
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Hi, |
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@computertech1012 yes i'm working for so long time, but some people doesn't understand sadly, and some of them even blame me for anything. Also, my cuntry state is so hard |
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If you join the organization, we could merge. |
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@hwangsihu why did you closed this? reopen it. |
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@computertech1012, check the comments above. He is not a organization member so this feature is not work. Thanks. |
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Hi, |
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I admit it, too. His PR was neglected. He had added a Change Log, and the code was mostly fine, but it wasn't merged, so he removed it to allow me to merge it; however, @bear101 told him to add a Change Log. Yet, there have been instances in the past where a PR was not merged even though everything, including the Change Log, was fine. I apologize to @bear101, but from his perspective, it likely felt like you are making excuses to avoid merging the PR. There were times when the code wasn't good, and I believe there should have been feedback or approval within at least three days. |
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I am not fluent in English, so I used a translator; therefore, it may have sounded unpleasant or there may be parts that are incorrectly expressed. |
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I understand that @amirmahdifard has contributed a lot to TeamTalk Android, and I do not want to dismiss that work. Contributions deserve recognition. However, the way this discussion has been handled did not help either. Repeatedly pressuring people in comments, demanding to be added to the organization, or asking for a pull request to be reopened in that tone does not make the situation better. If someone wants to be taken seriously as a contributor, the attitude in project discussions matters too. There was also feedback about correcting the numerous spelling mistakes. Of course we should be tolerant of non-native English speakers — I am not a native English speaker either — but this does not mean no effort should be made. Text written in pull requests, commit messages, changelogs, and project files remains part of the project history, so it is reasonable to expect contributors to take some care with it. More generally, a maintainer is not obligated to accept every contribution, and contributing a lot does not automatically create a right to be added to the GitHub organization. Organization membership is a matter of trust, responsibility, and maintainers’ choice, not simply a reward based on the number of contributions. At this point, the whole discussion is becoming unnecessarily exhausting and distracting from the project itself. I think everyone would benefit from keeping the discussion calmer, more professional, and focused on what is actually needed for the project. |
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Yeah, you're right too. Let's respect each other. |
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@Nardol your points are 100%, 200% 300% correct. |
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Hello all. Thank you for your contributions first of all. That is great that you have time to do such things. But you should also understand, that maintainers may not have enough time to react on your requests instanteniously. If this contribution will be valuable, and i think most of them are, they will be accepted sooner or later. And about adding users to organization, i am sure no one is doing that. If you will open even 100+ prs in nvda or some other non-solo project, no one will let you step in to an organization. So, contributions are great, you are always welcome to make improvements, you are in contributors list. Please understand, that not every person, despite of opening prs can be added into an organization. |
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@beqabeqa473 hi! thanks for your comment. Well, even the problem is not about the time it takes for a pr to be merged. It's about how they reacted to the pr. And about contributors invitation, i wasn't simply thinking about whoever does moste contribution will be invited. My question is, what that is baced on. For example, I want to example you yourself. In your pr history, you have 17 merged prs. @hwangsihu mostely only upgrades and downgrades and plays around with the dependencys. But both of you have been invited and added. But Looking at my merged prs history, they are all codebace modify. Features and bug fixes for teamtalk android since 5.15. Up to today, i modifyed and refacktored the entire activitys of the app, with holding more than 50 merged prs in my history, even @bear101 yesterday admitted that just since the releace of 5.22 releace until now, I modifyed 3140 lines of teamtalk android code, only in this version. As i said, i proved myself before that I said i have the time and possibility to implement all the huge dialogs that we have in windows, but for now i'm avoiding it because of this state, there is no garantee that what will happen to my contribution. Feal free to answer. Thanks! |
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