utterly broken code everywhere about bash-it

[tswicegood]

Thanks for taking the time to document these issues. bash-it is used by myself and dozens (hundreds, thousands?) of people every day and these issues haven't stopped our use. That said, I'm sure there's tons of room for improvement. Bash is not a language I'm intimately familiar with, so I'm sure there's tons of code that I've created that's not anywhere near optimal.

I'm happy to review and merge any pull requests you'd like to open to address these concerns. This is an open source project, so it only gets better when people like yourself who are better coders than the original team lend a hand in cleaning up and enhancing the software.

[zendeavor]

i'd argue there are too many corrections/patches to make for a simple pull-request for merging, and the project would be better served if the owners fixed these up over a period of time rather than reviewing and merging 10 or more pull requests from myself (or one large "i fixed it all" request)

[tswicegood]

@zendeavor sorry, but that's not the way open-source works. Feel free to submit any patches you like. In the meantime, I'm closing this issue as wontfix. Everything you outlined works fine for everyone else that's using the project.

Like I said yesterday, if you're interested in getting your hands dirty and helping fix the problem you perceive instead of painstakingly documenting those problems, I'm happy to review and merge anything that makes the project better. Code speaks louder than bug reports that simply outline problems.

[Spaceghost]

For what it's worth, it's a nice little collection of scripts that ostensibly work pretty well. Pragmatism in action.