Nah, I didn't before. That was on a new page in this thread, my notification took me to the previous page.qwertasdfg wrote: ↑29 April 2020, 20:17have you even looked at the bug report i linked? Nothing is thumb-uppable there.Sandoval wrote: ↑29 April 2020, 16:53Developers can postpone fixing bugs and ignore bug reports for an indefinite time. But that shouldn't impact the practice to log bugs. There is already a "Thumbs up" gauge for bugs, after all, where users can vote which bug they think are most important, so I'd expect that feedback like this is welcome.qwertasdfg wrote: ↑26 April 2020, 10:51 sorry, no. The developers said it's work for them. it's also work for me. so it was their proposal that i shouldn't report any more bugs.
I know how it would be done. I know that most software companies are glad when someone points out bugs. Isn't the case here, so there ya go
What I see on the bug reported that you linked: Somebody wrote a bug which I agree is kinda hard to interpret what the actual bug is about, then the devs say they fixed it. You added a comment to it. Prolly nobody will ever read that comment because the bug is closed already. Why don't you open a new bug with your comment and link to the previous bug then? This would improve the visibility for your bug report. "Reopen" the actual issue yourself.