← Back to context Comment by chrisjj 4 days ago > That's "Working As Designed™".You must be baffled by the fact they're fixing it. 6 comments chrisjj Reply criley2 3 days ago They're not fixing it, they're "changing" it, which makes sense, because the design changed. chrisjj 3 days ago > They're not fixing it"It's already been fixed as part of v2.1.281 releasing today." criley2 3 days ago Developer comms are very important. I've often "fixed" something that was working exactly as the designer made it. It certainly wasn't a bug in my work though. I've worked in places where we call this a "design omission" ;) 3 replies →
criley2 3 days ago They're not fixing it, they're "changing" it, which makes sense, because the design changed. chrisjj 3 days ago > They're not fixing it"It's already been fixed as part of v2.1.281 releasing today." criley2 3 days ago Developer comms are very important. I've often "fixed" something that was working exactly as the designer made it. It certainly wasn't a bug in my work though. I've worked in places where we call this a "design omission" ;) 3 replies →
chrisjj 3 days ago > They're not fixing it"It's already been fixed as part of v2.1.281 releasing today." criley2 3 days ago Developer comms are very important. I've often "fixed" something that was working exactly as the designer made it. It certainly wasn't a bug in my work though. I've worked in places where we call this a "design omission" ;) 3 replies →
criley2 3 days ago Developer comms are very important. I've often "fixed" something that was working exactly as the designer made it. It certainly wasn't a bug in my work though. I've worked in places where we call this a "design omission" ;) 3 replies →
They're not fixing it, they're "changing" it, which makes sense, because the design changed.
> They're not fixing it
"It's already been fixed as part of v2.1.281 releasing today."
Developer comms are very important. I've often "fixed" something that was working exactly as the designer made it. It certainly wasn't a bug in my work though. I've worked in places where we call this a "design omission" ;)
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