Roger, It seems to me that because this is open source software, any individual who wishes to fork the repo and write unit tests can. Doing so would be a kind of verification replicability. That the trolls are attempting to toxify and politicize the very space where the open source community establishes work-to-be-done is concerning. If jMyles wishes to object to the lack of unit testing in an albeit long-winded rant, fine. That others, many of whom are suspicious actors in that they have have little to no commit histories or repos to speak of, are attempting to *upvote* this same idea by creating new issues (in a GitHub sense) is in bad faith. GitHub issues do not function the same way as YouTube comments, but here the (dare I say) metaphor is being attempted.
Jonathan Zingale
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