Lessons Learned From Being Blocked From Contributing to Lodash
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crtns
Front-window bakery material. Catches the eye, delivers the goods.
Summary
The author shares their experience of being blocked from contributing security improvements to the lodash JavaScript library on GitHub. This was their first open source contribution attempt in a while, which they describe as a waste of time. However, they learned valuable lessons about the process of contributing to open source projects and share insights about supply chain security in the JavaScript ecosystem.
Key quotes
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This was my first open source work in a while, and unfortunately, it appears it was a waste of time.
I did learn a few lessons about contributing to open source projects that others might benefit from.
I've been going down a rabbit hole to figure out how to improve supply chain security in the JavaScript ecosystem.
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