Concern: Same issues being opened multiple times & closed after PR submission #2923
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Thanks for raising this ,the concern is valid and we have taken action. What we found: The contributor in question opened 50 issues and 50 PRs in 7 days, many of which were duplicates of each other. For example, "unit tests for crypto.ts" appeared as issues #2989, #3008, and #3028 with corresponding duplicate PRs. Several recent PRs contained no code changes at all ,just a single comment line added to existing test files. What we have done:
Going forward:
We value every contributor's time and want GSSoC to be fair for everyone. If you spot more duplicates or gaming, tag the maintainer directly. |
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Hi @Priyanshu-byte-coder and fellow contributors,
I hope everyone is doing well! I wanted to bring up something that has been affecting many contributors here and I think genuinely needs attention.
I've noticed that contributor @tmdeveloper007 has been repeatedly opening duplicate issues on the exact same topics. Here's the proof:
test: add unit tests for csv.tstest: add unit tests for achievement-estimatorstest: add unit tests for streak calculationThe same issue is being opened 2 to 3 times. Contributors like me then spend real time understanding the problem, setting up the codebase, writing code, and submitting a PR — only to find the issue has been closed by the owner shortly after, with no explanation.
This is genuinely discouraging because:
This is especially tough during GSSoC, where contributors are working hard to make meaningful contributions.
I’m not raising this to point fingers — I just want to make the contribution experience fair and better for everyone. It would really help if maintainers could:
I believe this repo has a great community and I’d love to see it become even more contributor-friendly. Thank you for taking the time to read this!
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