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this post was submitted on 02 Apr 2024
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I am confused. I realize this is just a flag change not even a dev problem but PEBKAC, still - in the event of an actual bug, why wouldn't Microsoft have a dev contribute to the project and fix it instead of just opening a ticket?
Filling an issue quickly is good etiquette. Then you can discuss in the ticket the best way to solve/work around.
The devs don't take an issue with the ticket being filed. They're irritated by one particular reply which sounds like "My million dollar product depends on this bug fix. Please do that for me". MS isn't offering a solution. They're asking for one.
To be fair MS offers an amount for the fix. Most companies just bully the devs instead. However, I don't think it's quite fair (though legal) to offer one time payments for a core library that they use.
because fuck you, that's their thought.
You assume MS is competent?