Oh, there was a discussion opener! Wow. Maybe I should add a note to the issue why it makes sense to do that.
// @matigo
@matigo I won't hold my breath, the library is not so sexy anymore as the script kiddies are using something else nowadays… But at least I can work on my fork of the library and use it in my projects.
@matigo While checking out the code of that library, I accidentally bumped into a regression issue. Made an issue and a PR to fix it.
When I started checking out the work needed for that feature I want, I encountered an issue that requires some additional discussion on how a certain feature should work or should it be extended to make my work possible. Let's see how that discussion goes.
@nitinkhanna Actually, it is not that difficult. It is just a bit… different language from whatever the script kiddies are raging about today. It requires a certain mindset to get it do what you want, but once you get that you get what you want, and it will be quite fast.
Then again, all those forks seem to be, what, at least 5 years old… I might take a crack at it.
Scratch that. The feature has been implemented by a few people already, but they have not been accepted to the main repository. 🤷♂
One small improvement done, already deployed. Then I decided to work on an open-source library I am using. I would it to have a feature that nobody has implemented yet, let’s see if my attempt would get included in the main repository.
@matigo Don’t own one. Actually, I have never played DnD, even though I am pretty almost dead center of the target audience of the game. 🤷♂
Maybe I will play with one improvement (to an external library) that I will then use in another (personal) project I have been working on lately. That would remove one thing that has been annoying me.
Thinking about what to focus on with my free-time development projects. So many ideas for new stuff, so many items I want to make improvements on, so many new frontiers to explore…
@matigo Four ill kids. Luckily they all are big enough to entertain themselves.