Weekly GitHub Report for Node: February 03, 2025 - February 10, 2025
Weekly GitHub Report for Node
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Table of Contents
I. News
1.1 Recent Version Releases:
The current version of this repository is v23.7.0
1.2 Version Information:
The version released on January 30, 2025, introduces several minor updates, including enhancements to the file system with new glob pattern options, support for TypedArray and DataView in SQLite, and the addition of a new error type for unsupported TypeScript syntax. Notable trends include improvements in crypto handling, updates to dependencies, and enhancements to the test runner, reflecting a focus on performance, security, and developer experience.
II. Issues
2.1 Top 5 Active Issues:
We consider active issues to be issues that that have been commented on most frequently within the last week. Bot comments are omitted.
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Throwing in sqlite filter function crashes process: This issue involves a bug in the SQLite subsystem where throwing an error in the filter function of the
applyChangesetmethod causes the entire process to crash instead of just throwing the error. The problem is consistently reproducible across all platforms, and the expected behavior is for the error to be thrown without crashing the process.- The comments discuss the need to refactor the
xFilterfunction to handle errors properly, with suggestions to allow error propagation instead of crashing. Contributors are coordinating efforts to address the issue, with one person mentioning a related pull request that might help, and another creating a new pull request to fix the problem. - Number of comments this week: 7
- The comments discuss the need to refactor the
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[v20.x]
parallel/test-buffer-tostring-rangefails on SmartOS: This issue pertains to a failing test,parallel/test-buffer-tostring-range, on the SmartOS platform, which is causing a blockage in the release of Node.js version 20. The failure is due to aRangeErrorrelated to array buffer allocation, and it is specific to the v20.x branch of the project.- The comments discuss that the issue is specific to the v20.x branch, with references to related pull requests. There is a mention of trying to reproduce the issue and a suggestion that the test might have been added to a skip list to bypass the problem. It is confirmed that the failing test has indeed been skipped in the v20.x branch.
- Number of comments this week: 4
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seems like nodejs console race condition bug when
sudo: This issue describes a potential race condition bug in Node.js when using thesudocommand, which causes console output to become disordered. The problem is observed when running specific scripts with Node.js version 23.7.0 and Yarn 4.6.0, and it is unclear whether the bug is related to Node.js, Yarn, or Deno.- The comments discuss whether the issue is a bug in Node.js, Yarn, or Deno, with some suggesting it is a race condition when using
sudo. One commenter explains that the problem arises from Node.js switching the pty to non-blocking mode, whichsudodoes not expect, and advises against usingsudoin package.json scripts. Another commenter attempts to reproduce the issue but is unable to do so, seeking further clarification and examples. - Number of comments this week: 4
- The comments discuss whether the issue is a bug in Node.js, Yarn, or Deno, with some suggesting it is a race condition when using
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parallel.test-net-autoselectfamily is flaky on smartOS: This issue reports a flaky test,
parallel.test-net-autoselectfamily, on the SmartOS platform, where the test fails due to mismatched anonymous function calls, expecting one call but receiving none. The problem is highlighted by the console output and is further complicated by the use ofcommon.mustCall(), which makes debugging difficult as it does not provide a comprehensive list of unsatisfied calls.- The comments discuss the flakiness of the test, with some suggesting it might be a one-off issue, while others argue it could be more widespread. There is a debate about the impact of resuming CI on tracking flakiness, and a suggestion is made to improve debugging by accumulating all issues and providing a detailed trace of events during the test.
- Number of comments this week: 4
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HTTP2 server memory explodes and terminated: This issue describes a problem with the HTTP2 server in Node.js versions 20.13.0 and later, where the server's memory usage rapidly increases, leading to termination by the operating system. The problem occurs sporadically after a session is created, a server pushStream is executed, and a client requests another stream, with the issue not present in earlier versions of Node.js.
- The comments discuss the need for a reproducible example to diagnose the issue, mention specific commits that might have introduced the problem, and share similar experiences from other users. There is a suggestion to test with the latest version to see if the issue is resolved, and one user mentions switching their project to Rust, indicating they will not pursue the issue further.
- Number of comments this week: 3
2.2 Top 5 Stale Issues:
We consider stale issues to be issues that has had no activity within the last 30 days. The team should work together to get these issues resolved and closed as soon as possible.
As of our latest update, there are no stale issues for the project this week.
2.3 Open Issues
This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were created within the last week in the repository.
Issues Opened This Week: 17
Summarized Issues:
- Flaky Tests and Deadlocks: The test "test-file-write-stream4" is consistently flaky due to frequent timeouts, which are linked to an underlying process deadlock issue. This problem highlights the need for addressing synchronization issues in the test environment to prevent such deadlocks.
- SQLite Subsystem Crash: A bug in the SQLite subsystem causes the entire process to crash when an error is thrown within a filter function during changeset application. This issue indicates a need for better error handling to ensure errors propagate correctly without crashing the process.
- Node.js Internal Errors: An error in the Stremio streaming server, related to a deprecated
Buffer()function, leads to aQProcess::ProcessErrorand an internal assertion error. This suggests a potential bug in Node.js or incorrect usage of its internals, requiring investigation and resolution.
- Code Quality and Security Checks: A suggestion to add a check for the "Unwrap" function in the Node.js project was made, highlighting the importance of code quality and security. This suggestion was identified by the Linux Verification Center using SVACE and reported by Burkov Egor from R-Vision.
- Regression in Node.js Version 23.7.0: A regression in Node version 23.7.0 causes the
--testflag to fail in combination with--watch, not displaying error details. This issue is specific to this version and was not present in Node 22, indicating a potential link to a recent pull request.
- Promise Handling Bug: A bug in Node.js causes a promise to remain pending after aborting a fetch request, leading to the program terminating without logging the expected "rejected" message. This issue occurs when the request is aborted after the response body reading has started but before it completes.
- Race Condition in Node.js: A potential race condition in the Node.js project involves a thread-shared field being checked outside of a locked region, which could lead to inconsistent data states. This issue, identified by Coverity, highlights the need for proper synchronization in multithreaded environments.
- Crypto Module Crash: A potential crash in the Node.js crypto module is caused by different smart pointers managing the same raw pointer, leading to multiple deletions. This issue in the
node::crypto::ManagedX509::operator=function requires careful management of pointer ownership to prevent crashes.
- Error Message Clarity: The error message "ERR_IMPORT_ATTRIBUTE_UNSUPPORTED" lacks sufficient information, failing to indicate the specific location in the code where the unsupported import attribute is used. This issue results in only internal stack frames being displayed, necessitating improvements in error reporting.
- Web Crypto API Bug: A bug in Node.js v20.11.1 on Debian Linux causes the
subtle.deriveKeyfunction to fail when thederivedKeyAlgorithmis specified as anHkdfParamsobject. This results in aDOMExceptionwith the error message "length cannot be null," instead of returning aPromise.
- Inconsistent Path Joining: Different versions of Node.js on Windows produce inconsistent results when using
path.joinfor URL paths, with some versions incorrectly prefixing the result with.\. This suggests thatpath.joinis unsuitable for URL manipulation, recommending the use of theURLconstructor instead.
- TLS Protocol Discrepancy: The
tlsSocket.getProtocol()method in Node.js version 22.9.0 does not returnnullfor server sockets as expected, but instead returnsTLSv1.3. This discrepancy with the documentation requires clarification or correction in the implementation.
- Module Consistency: A request to make the
node:sqlitemodule consistent with other modules likefsby supporting database location paths asBufferandURLis discussed. This change aims to align the module's functionality with existing standards in Node.js.
- CPU Profiling Flag Request: A request to allow the
--cpu-profflag withinNODE_OPTIONSfor NodeJS is made to facilitate CPU profiling in monorepo builds. This would enable profiling of numerous NodeJS processes without needing to rewrite CLI invocations.
- Deadlock with CPU Profiling: A deadlock occurs when running a Node.js script with the
--cpu-profflag, which spawns multiple worker threads. This issue is due to potential unsafe use ofpthread_*functions in signal handlers, despite careful handling in the V8 engine code.
- Array.fromAsync Bug: A bug in Node.js version 22.13.0 causes the
Array.fromAsyncmethod to incorrectly handle proxies when a customthisargument is provided. This results in a sparse array instead of throwing aTypeErroras expected, indicating a need for proper handling of proxies.
- HTTP Server Performance Decline: Upgrading a project from Node v16.19.1 to Node v22.13.1 results in a significant decline in HTTP server performance. Benchmark tests show reduced requests per second and increased time per request, prompting a need for explanations or standardized testing methods.
2.4 Closed Issues
This section lists, groups, and then summarizes issues that were closed within the last week in the repository. This section also links the associated pull requests if applicable.
Issues Closed This Week: 19
Summarized Issues:
- ES Modules and CommonJS Interop: The proposal to introduce a custom marker for ES modules in Node.js aims to facilitate smoother interop between ES modules and CommonJS. This addresses concerns about default export unwrapping and maintaining user expectations during module transpilation.
- SQLite Module Enhancements: There is a need for better documentation and API support in the
node:sqlitemodule to indicate the SQLite version being used, ensuring safe utilization of new features. Additionally, a proposal for a simple function to back up an SQLite database is discussed, considering design choices and non-blocking operations.
- Memory Management Concerns: A concern with the Resident Set Size (RSS) of a Node.js process on FreeBSD highlights potential memory leaks or inefficient memory management. This could impact environments with limited resources as memory usage grows significantly even when the process is idle.
- Version Mismatch Issues: A user experiences a discrepancy between the intended OpenSSL version and the version linked when building an addon.node on Windows. Guidance is sought to resolve this version mismatch.
- Node.js REPL Improvements: A feature is proposed for the Node.js REPL to allow users to "forget" or reset a variable declaration. This addresses situations where a typo in a module import prevents re-importing the module without restarting the REPL session.
- Package Manager Proposal: The addition of Bun as a supported package manager in the Node.js project is proposed to achieve faster build times. It is considered faster than existing options like Yarn and PNPM, enhancing developer productivity.
- SQLite Callback Error Reporting: Errors in JavaScript callbacks for user-defined functions in SQLite are not properly reported, resulting in the function's return value being set to NULL. This can lead to unintended side-effects and potential data corruption.
- WebAssembly.Memory Performance: A performance-related concern is raised where
WebAssembly.Memoryis expected to function as a resizable ArrayBuffer but does not behave as such. This leads to confusion about whether this is a bug, with references to documentation and related discussions.
- PowerShell Execution Error: A PowerShell execution error occurs on Windows 11 when running
npm -vwith Node.js version 22.13.1. The scriptnpm.ps1fails due to a digital signature verification problem, unlike previous versions which do not exhibit this error.
- Node.js Security Enhancements: Concerns about Node.js security advocate for a sandboxed environment similar to web browsers. This would restrict file system and network access to enhance safety, especially when running untrusted JavaScript code from npm packages.
- Node.js Flag Bug: A bug in Node.js version 23.7.0 involves the
--env-file-if-existsflag causing an error with a non-existent.envfile when used with the--watchflag. This issue has been fixed in version 22.13.1.
- Newman Installation Error: An error with return code 3221225785 occurs when attempting to install the latest version of the Newman package using npm on Windows. This error prevents the expected installation of Newman via the command line interface.
- Internal Assertion Errors: Node.js version 18.17.0 experiences an internal assertion error, potentially due to a bug or incorrect usage of internals. Additionally, Node.js version 20.9.0 crashes randomly with an "ERR_INTERNAL_ASSERTION" error, particularly under high traffic, which has been fixed in later versions.
- Regular Expression Feature Request: The lack of support for duplicate named capturing groups in regular expressions in Node.js is discussed. This feature is supported by most JavaScript runtimes, and there is inquiry about plans to add this feature.
- SQLite FTS5 Extension Proposal: The addition of the SQLite FTS5 extension to Node SQLite by default is proposed to enable full-text search capabilities. Alternatives like loading the extension manually or using a JavaScript library are discussed, which may have performance drawbacks.
2.5 Issue Discussion Insights
This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed issues that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.
- Make using Node secure, similar to a web browser - restrict file system and network access
- Toxicity Score: 0.55 (Persistent frustration, Defensive stance, Tense exchange.)
- This GitHub conversation involves multiple users discussing the security model of Node.js, with user1 expressing concerns about its current state and advocating for a more secure, sandboxed environment similar to Deno. User2 responds by pointing out existing documentation and solutions, but user1 remains dissatisfied, emphasizing the risks of running untrusted code. The tone escalates as user1 provides examples of past security breaches, while user2 maintains that Node.js is designed for trusted code. The conversation is marked by user1's persistent frustration and user2's defensive stance, leading to a tense exchange.
III. Pull Requests
3.1 Open Pull Requests
This section provides a summary of pull requests that were opened in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. All other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis.
Pull Requests Opened This Week: 29
Key Open Pull Requests
1. [v20.x] backport unflagging of require(esm) to v20: This pull request involves backporting the unflagging of require(esm) to Node.js version 20, incorporating various modifications from multiple previous pull requests to adapt to the absence of certain features in v20.x, such as package reader rewrites and compile cache support, while also addressing issues like module loading, ESM detection, and ensuring compatibility with existing code without introducing regressions.
- URL: pull/56927
- Merged: No
- Associated Commits: 80559, bfa98, b3947, c262e, 69d4f, 84dfc, fe69e, 096d5, 38edc, 428cd, 4c7dd, b5788, 635fd, 7c942, b69ae, d1147, a7c97, 1721c, 21f9a, 0f452, 62d6f, da3ef, 9a401, 70d2c, bb6c6, 708dc, 3dbea, dc768, 440ab, e29b3, bfe36, 36988, b8b06
2. deps: update V8 to 13.3.415.20: This pull request updates the V8 JavaScript engine to version 13.3.415.20 in the Node.js project, introducing notable features such as Atomics.pause and WebAssembly Memory64, while also addressing various build and compatibility issues, including resetting the embedder string, updating the NODE_MODULE_VERSION, and making several patches to ensure smooth compilation and functionality across different platforms.
- URL: pull/56959
- Merged: No
- Associated Commits: c7f67, f5987, cf32d, 5bb47, 2aef7, 33d5f, 491a5, d2774, ee32c, 1e480, b3eaf, 7fc43, 81883, 2ef20, 2df68, b3ca1, 1c85f, c6813, dec58, a4064
3. inspector: make dispatching_messages_ atomic: This pull request addresses a concurrency issue in the Node.js project by making the dispatching_messages_ variable atomic to ensure that only one thread can enter the DispatchMessages() function at a time, thereby preventing multiple threads from setting dispatching_messages_ to true simultaneously, as discussed in issue #56925.
- URL: pull/56929
- Merged: No
Other Open Pull Requests
- Exception Handling in SQLite: This topic involves implementing exception handling in the
database.applyChangeset()function for SQLite. The pull requests enhance test coverage and clarify behavior in the documentation.
- Test Runner Enhancements: Enhancements to the test runner include printing formatted errors in the summary and optimizing code by avoiding unnecessary variable declarations. These changes address specific issues and improve error formatting.
- WebAssembly Integration: The implementation of the Stage 3 Source Phase Imports proposal for Node.js focuses on WebAssembly integration. It allows developers to load uninstantiated Wasm modules using both dynamic and static source phase syntax.
- Backporting Features to 20.x Branch: This topic covers backporting features to the 20.x branch of Node.js, including adding a new
--env-file-if-existsflag and documentation forprocess.features. These changes include code refinements and test cleanups.
- File System Improvements: Updates to the file system include handling non-ASCII characters in
fs.rmSyncand correctly reportingENOSPCerrors infs.promises.mkdir. These changes prevent crashes and improve error reporting.
- Build Process and QUIC Support: Changes to the build process include adding the
skip_apidoc_filesoption and supporting QUIC. These updates were discussed in a Technical Steering Committee meeting.
- Error Handling and Validation: Enhancements in error handling include adding nullptr handling for
NativeKeyObjectand implementing checks inrequire.resolve(). These changes ensure robust error handling and validation.
- Documentation and Test Descriptions: Improvements in documentation include enhancing test descriptions and explaining argument validation. These updates provide clearer explanations and address previous ambiguities.
- Web Platform Tests Updates: Updates to the Web Platform Tests include synchronizing URL patterns and updating compression and web storage tests. These changes ensure the tests are up-to-date with the latest standards.
- Zlib Module Enhancements: Enhancements to the zlib module include marking zstd functions as experimental and updating zstd classes to use modern class syntax. These changes align with the deprecation of calling classes without 'new'.
- End-of-Life Methods: The proposal to mark methods
_unrefActive,active,unenroll, andenrollas end-of-life addresses their deprecation since versions 10 and 11. This change seeks visibility from the Node.js Technical Steering Committee.
- Build System Fixes: Fixes in the build system address issues in the GN build for the 'uv' component. These changes rectify problems caused by specific commits.
- Code Quality Improvements: Enhancements in code quality include removing unnecessary qualifiers in the
src/quicdirectory. These changes are part of ongoing efforts to improve the codebase.
3.2 Closed Pull Requests
This section provides a summary of pull requests that were closed in the repository over the past week. The top three pull requests with the highest number of commits are highlighted as 'key' pull requests. All other pull requests are grouped based on similar characteristics for easier analysis.
Pull Requests Closed This Week: 55
Key Closed Pull Requests
1. [v22.x backport] module: add findPackageJSON util: This pull request involves backporting a utility function called findPackageJSON to the v22.x branch of the Node.js project, which includes adding the utility, simplifying its implementation, and fixing an asynchronous resolution error within its synchronous operation.
- URL: pull/56494
- Merged: No
- Associated Commits: e69d3, 92854, 9ec67, 12f71, 72110, a3f5e, 9cf90, 8e149, fa56a, df065, dc003, 406e7, e658e, 72452, 2a3cd, acba5, 105c4, b197d, 53b29, 4352b, 6eacd, 8319d, 6ae99, 8ffeb, ca6ed, 0f7ae, ad3d8, 68819, e4ec1, a6491, b4ece, 30f61, cc648, b6c38, 516d0, c99de, 9761e, 34622, 03629, 72d1f, 59e3d, 32493, 44d2f, 8b8fc, faa1d, bd004, c7f34, c5c7b, 5ae18, 4b3cd, 6f2e7, c89a3, 85b40, 4b091, aac9a, e809a, ff4ec, 92e59, fcb8c, 3e1c8, 8ad94, d5e0f, a9d87, 35eab, 4df61, 565ac, 897b1, 0cb89, cf38e, 510b1, 08c26, f62f3, 6d1c4, 0959b, 94d3d, f099f, 5942d, 53507, a09ed, aa120, 12b88, f8f81, 7d207, 575da, 83a7d, dc4e8, 27747, 7a8e0, fd3b8, d3407, 98ed3, 20ba2, c7e9c, 4557a, 36c79, fb4be, 8f250, 7859c, 08278, 39ece, 90ee3, f7f13, 27c5b, e080f, e5118, be8c8, e8dc7, 8a913, 40efc, 7e4b3, 12d0b, 8abac, 93db0, c182e, 21a31, c37df, e55b3, de8c4, 0b281, 849bb, b1193, 368c6, 59877, fc5f4, ee2bc, 8ec59, eed83, 8dcbe, 2d382, de8b6, 3d66f, c4b54, 3b133, 666e1, aeb24, 50833, 88bf6, d5989, c4432, 2e945, 94669, 80217, 28459, d5dd5, 7a810, 8df66, 78b4c, dac65, 924d5, fdaa5, a46b7, 0ac84, a4b7d, ced63, f152c, 55ef6, 37da7, 72b5e, 3424c, f2628, fbfa3, 18bba, 332a2, d633c, 3243e, e8e21, a9fae, c9cd7, 90be4, 60f89, 547e9, 7972b, 2a655, a768e, 007fe, f2ed5, 8f7e6, 04bce, 88ef8, ddb03, 21654, a3359, 3cb52, 7d54e, d0f63, bc8a4, 24f51, 4361c
2. sqlite: expose backup api: This pull request exposes the SQLite Online Backup API in the Node.js project, allowing for database backup functionality inspired by the better-sqlite3 library, while addressing multithreading caveats and ensuring proper handling of concurrent database writes.
- URL: pull/56253
- Merged: Yes
- Associated Commits: 587b9, cf9a8, 54e51, b54bb, 338dc, 33be3, 52d27, 3d843, 0facc, e83bd, a2867, 67aae, c893e, b4f8e, 97234, 87cdf, ec690, 3c495, 4c4d7
3. deps: update V8 to 13.2.152.37: This pull request involves updating the V8 JavaScript engine to version 13.2.152.37 in the Node.js project, addressing various compatibility and build issues, such as resetting the embedder string, updating the NODE_MODULE_VERSION, defining V8_EXPORT_PRIVATE as a no-op, disabling concurrent sparkplug compilation due to process hangs, patching V8 for zlib symbol duplication, and making several other adjustments to ensure smooth integration and functionality across different platforms and compilers.
- URL: pull/56842
- Merged: No
- Associated Commits: 157eb, 3cc22, 14cbb, 05bc9, 8159f, 67a2a, a6afd, adf80, d3e89, c7b2e, beae1, f50be, ef3b9, 9b297, c5ba6, 9d78e, b3c3d, cae04, 9d1f6
Other Closed Pull Requests
- Error Handling Enhancements: Multiple pull requests focused on improving error handling across various modules in the Node.js project. These changes include replacing
ToLocalChecked()with proper error handling mechanisms and enhancing error propagation in modules likenode_url,node_os, andnode_sqlite.
- Documentation Updates: Several pull requests aimed at updating and enhancing the documentation in the Node.js project. These updates include marking flags as experimental, updating hyperlinks, and ensuring consistency in MDN links across various documentation files.
- Backporting Changes: Various pull requests involved backporting changes to the v22.x branch of Node.js. These backports included enhancements for TypeScript syntax detection, documentation updates for
InternalWorker, and ensuring color output with the FORCE_COLOR environment variable.
- URLPattern Improvements: Multiple pull requests focused on improving the
URLPatternfeature in Node.js. These improvements included enhancing error handling, expanding test coverage, and adding benchmarks to evaluate performance.
- SQLite Module Enhancements: Several pull requests addressed issues and enhancements in the SQLite module of Node.js. These changes included handling unknown parameters, resolving error conflicts, and fixing use-after-free issues.
- BoringSSL Integration: Pull requests aimed at integrating BoringSSL workarounds and patches from the Electron project into Node.js. These changes addressed compatibility issues between BoringSSL and OpenSSL.
- Thread Naming for Debugging: A pull request enhanced multi-thread debugging in Node.js by using
uv_thread_setnameto assign default thread names. This change provided more meaningful diagnostics for users monitoring thread activity.
- Zstandard Compression Support: A pull request proposed adding support for the Zstandard compression algorithm to the
zlibmodule in Node.js. This included introducingZstdCompressandZstdDecompressfunctions, similar to Brotli support.
- Memory Management Improvements: Pull requests focused on improving memory management in Node.js. These changes included addressing memory leaks and introducing
MemoryRetainerTraitsfor better memory information exposure.
- CI and Workflow Security: A pull request proposed replacing the
pull_request_targettrigger withpull_requestin the workflow configuration. This change aimed to mitigate security risks associated with unvalidated execution of workflows.
- Build and Compilation Fixes: Pull requests addressed various build and compilation issues in Node.js. These included removing obsolete linker calls, fixing race conditions, and ensuring correct symbol resolution.
- Inspector Protocol Enhancements: A pull request aimed to enhance the inspector protocol by adding a Network.Initiator feature. This included an initiator stack trace in network events to reflect the script location initiating an HTTP request.
- TypeScript Type Stripping: A pull request proposed exposing the
internal/modules/helpers/tsParsefunction asutil.stripTypescriptTypes. This change aimed to facilitate the transpilation or removal of TypeScript types from code.
- Miscellaneous Enhancements: Various pull requests included miscellaneous enhancements such as updating dependencies, optimizing functions, and restoring performance improvements in SQLite.
3.3 Pull Request Discussion Insights
This section will analyze the tone and sentiment of discussions within this project's open and closed pull requests that occurred within the past week. It aims to identify potentially heated exchanges and to maintain a constructive project environment.
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- Toxicity Score: 0.55 (Defensive responses, unresolved frustration, tense exchange.)
- This GitHub conversation involves username1 expressing concern over a recent change, with username2 responding defensively. Username3 attempts to mediate by offering a potential solution, but username1 remains unsatisfied, leading to a tense exchange. The tone shifts from collaborative to confrontational as the discussion progresses, with username1's frustration being a key trigger.
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src: allow unknown sqlite parameters
- Toxicity Score: 0.55 (Defensive responses, critical feedback, tense exchange.)
- This GitHub conversation involves username1 initiating a pull request, with username2 providing feedback that is initially constructive but becomes increasingly critical as the discussion progresses. Username1 responds defensively, leading to a tense exchange. The conversation is marked by a shift from collaborative to confrontational tones, triggered by perceived misunderstandings and unmet expectations.
IV. Contributors
4.1 Contributors
Active Contributors:
We consider an active contributor in this project to be any contributor who has made at least 1 commit, opened at least 1 issue, created at least 1 pull request, or made more than 2 comments in the last month.
If there are more than 10 active contributors, the list is truncated to the top 10 based on contribution metrics for better clarity.
| Contributor | Commits | Pull Requests | Issues | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| jasnell | 81 | 27 | 5 | 139 |
| aduh95 | 106 | 20 | 2 | 60 |
| joyeecheung | 64 | 10 | 0 | 95 |
| cjihrig | 30 | 8 | 0 | 102 |
| anonrig | 26 | 8 | 4 | 76 |
| RafaelGSS | 80 | 10 | 0 | 13 |
| pmarchini | 33 | 5 | 0 | 57 |
| targos | 56 | 9 | 3 | 23 |
| legendecas | 39 | 10 | 0 | 37 |
| marco-ippolito | 29 | 7 | 1 | 33 |