刚才还看到 Lerna.js 作者指责微软公然盗取开源代码,另起炉灶的行为
https://twitter.com/jamiebuilds/status/1002696910266773505When we were working on Babel 6, one of the big changes was to split everything up in to nice little plugin packages. However, this created a need to manage dozens of packages. Thus @
lernajs was born
One day I came across a new design system from a team at Microsoft. I saw that it was made up of lots of small packages. I was excited and wondered "ooh is MS using Lerna?"
It turns out, no they were not. They were using this other thing called "Rush". I hadn't heard of it, but I was interested in seeing how it differed from Lerna.
I found the repo and started exploring. The first thing I noticed was how familiar all the code was. I could navigate the file structure very easily. I realised that it was almost a mirror of Lerna's code base.
Comparing dates of commits, it looked like Rush kept copying changes from Lerna days after they were made. Rewritten using this weird event system they added.
It left a bad taste in my mouth, I could tell this was my code. I looked at the license, no mention. I looked at the readme... Oh wait
In the readme they acknowledge the fact that there are "other solutions" and say that they are bad. No mention of the fact that Rush was taken directly from one of these bad other solutions.
不仅抄袭,还骂原作者的代码是糟糕的方案。也是够了。。。