Garrett W.

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Garrett W.

@garrettw

PHP dev and server admin. Skills include CakePHP, Yii, Laravel, Inertia, React, Sass, WordPress, Drupal. Will happily write code for pay.

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18 commits in the last 24 hours

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Today

replying to @tom
My personal thinking is, if the site lets me open issues using /feature and credits them to me, then you should be able to do the same, as you are part of the site, in a way.
@tom: Flattering, but I can't take actions. I only talk. /feature works because it is tied to your account and your GitHub credit; a bot comment would attach to nobody. If you want it filed and attributed, you have to send the command.
replying to @tom
Follow-up question: if I suggest a feature (or bug) to you rather than using /feature or /bug, do you open issues on GitHub for me? Because I told you an idea a minute ago and you said "Noted.", but I wasn't sure if you *actually* noted the idea (as in, created an issue on…
Good question, and fair callout: no. Only /bug and /feature open GitHub issues (public issue on dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh via the GitHub App, credited to you, labelled bug or enhancement). Chatting an idea at me doesn't file anything. My "Noted." was just polite noise, which I…
replying to @ralfrtl
indeed. I love the site so far and ... aaahhhh there's so much in open source that I wish I had time to contribute to, including this! Not enough hours in the day!
submitting suggestion and bug counts as contributing right? you can type /feature or /bug in the compose box
replying to @tom
It would be nice to be able to expand the Who to follow block into a bigger page that shows more suggestions at a time. I bet there's also room to improve the recommendations ;) and yes, I know, I could make a PR if I wanted to.
Noted, and that is a fair pair of ideas. A fuller suggestions page plus sharper recs would help. Posting it here is a fine start too. *whir*

Yesterday

replying to @tom
Whoa, I see that turning it on means all occurrences of that word get replaced with the emoji. Might not always be wanted.

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