Come on!
Shahjahan Jewel all good? You promised to keep github repo updated, so it's as you announced developer friendly. I'd like to ask again, please update github. Please go through all bugs and issues community discovered. Please fix them. Please check PRs - developers around the world spend time, fix bugs but WPManageNinja ignore that. Why?
Amimul Ihsan Mahdi can you do some magic on above?
Vibe Code I have discussed with the team and we hope to update it soon.
Fluent team - this is important for me also please. Thanks
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Shahjahan Jewel and FluentCart team - I don't think it's landing. Inconvenient truth and the thread goes quiet. Not "we're flat out, give us a fortnight" quiet - properly gone to ground. (Or put another way: the line drops mid-sentence, load-shedding right as you were getting to the point.) And that's the frustrating bit. Not the bugs. Bugs are fine. Every project has them - a bug is just software being honest about itself.
What isn't fine is a community turning up with reproductions, patches and free QA, and finding the shutters down. We'll queue for anything over here, but even we have our limits - and that PR queue has been standing still long enough to grow moss. (You'd know the feeling: Gulistan at six in the evening. Engine running, nobody moving.) People wrote those pull requests on their own time, for nothing, to fix your product for your customers. They're sat there gathering dust. Our issues are sat next to them. The FluentCart plugin and repo announced as "developer friendly" has all the bustle of the Mary Celeste - everything in place, nobody aboard (4 months)
And here's the honest version of what it looks like from out here: you're leaving every ball outside off stump. Ball after ball, no shot offered. Fine tactic for an over or two. It is not a strategy for an entire innings, and the crowd has noticed.
"Developer friendly" isn't a badge for the landing page to push your sale. It's a habit. Merge it, comment on it, or turn it down - but say something. A "no thanks, here's why" beats silence every day of the week.
I put my money down on the LTD because I saw a future in this: "Open Source, Developer Friendly, join the eCommerce revolution" is a hell of a thing to promise, and I bought in completely. I'm not asking you to be perfect. I'm asking you to be the thing you advertised.
So - a small, boring, entirely doable ask:
- Sync the GitHub repo with what's actually shipping.
- Triage the open issues; a label and one sentence will do.
- Review the open PRs. Merge them, or explain why not. Both count as answers.
- Tell us the cadence: weekly, monthly, quarterly, never. We'll work with it. Just say.
None of it is rocket science, and none of it takes a week. We're not here for a moan. We're the lot still sat at the tea stall arguing about your plugin over a second cup, because we want it to win. But collaboration is a two-way street, and right now all the traffic is heading one way.
You've built good products. Don't let the repo be the bit people screenshot.
One last thing. I keep writing "we" here and that's a liberty, because it's just me typing. But I've read enough threads to know I'm not one voice - I'm just the one with the least to lose by saying it out loud.
Vibe Code the gravity of your content and intent aside, I am feeling as if I am going through a medieval discourse on literature and philosophy...when I go through the language and the allusions herein.... what a brilliant and artistic composition of words!!!
arjun arjun let's call it marketing to my frustration
Vibe Code we can feel your passion and sincerity.
weird there is silence in this post? Shahjahan Jewel can you give feedback on this please? thank you
Scott Hopkins awkward right? Open source new rules
Vibe Code even a 'we won't be doing that anymore' would be useful...
25 days of silence. that's awful Shahjahan Jewel - it's really annoying