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I know about your preference; you have repeatedly, for almost two months now, insisted that I use github for DBIx::Simple. I might eventually do this when I feel like it, but for crying out loud, just !@#!@# stop whining about it.

If you think that going on about it will help convincing me, you're wrong. It just gets on my nerves and makes me angry.

As I've said before in private e-mail, the code is on CPAN, and very closely follows my local tree.

As for github pull requests, I actually prefer manual patches because I estimate that it is unlikely that I will copy your suggestions unmodified. We're not going to discuss this; you're going to have to put up with it.

In reply to Re^3: How should a fork of DBIx::Simple be handled? by Juerd
in thread How should a fork of DBIx::Simple be handled? by metaperl

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