Hi @SankethBK ,

I noticed that this issue is unassigned, and I'd love to work on it! I'm familiar with the technology used in this project and I believe I can help resolve it.

Could you please assign this issue to me?

Thank you!

Hi @xkaper001 , please go ahead

Hey @SankethBK, I took a look at the issue, and I believe I resolved it, kindly take a look at the pr. #234, and let me know if it needs to be modified.

@vaishnavi-2301 Don't you know you have to first get an issue assigned Then start working on it.
Also If someone else is already assigned to an issue then it means that they're already working on it, which means doing the same and submitting a PR fixing that issue will just waste time and work of the person assigned to that issue.

@vaishnavi-2301 Don't you know you have to first get an issue assigned Then start working on it. Also If someone else is already assigned to an issue then it means that they're already working on it, which means doing the same and submitting a PR fixing that issue will just waste time and work of the person assigned to that issue.

Hey @xkaper001,

I understand your concern, but this is an open-source project, which means anyone can contribute. I had already looked into this issue, worked on a solution, and submitted a PR before realizing it was assigned to you. You're welcome to take a look at my PR, and we can collaborate or build on it from there. Open-source contributions are meant to be collaborative, so I'm happy to discuss any changes or improvements!

Hey @xkaper001,

I understand your concern, but this is an open-source project, which means anyone can contribute. I had already looked into this issue, worked on a solution, and submitted a PR before realizing it was assigned to you. You're welcome to take a look at my PR, and we can collaborate or build on it from there. Open-source contributions are meant to be collaborative, so I'm happy to discuss any changes or improvements!

Yeah exactly an open source project means anyone can contribute. but think logically what exactly is the point of multiple people working on the same issue independently when only one's PR will get merged. That's not how open source works.

Again I am not saying your PR is wrong. but the approach is. Next time keep in mind to ask the maintainers to get the issue assigned to yourself or ask to collaborate on the issue if someone's already working on it. That's how open source works.

Hey @xkaper001 and @vaishnavi-2301 , I truly appreciate the time and effort each of you has put into working on this issue.

@vaishnavi-2301 Thank you for working on this issue. I understand that since this is a small issue, you were probably experimenting with a POC and arrived at a solution. Having issues assigned before starting work is helpful to avoid overlap and ensure we use everyone's time effectively.

@xkaper001 If you haven't started working on this, you can review @vaishnavi-2301 's PR and collaborate to add any improvements if necessary. If you already have a working fix, feel free to submit your own PR. I'll review both.

I'll also be adding more issues today, so there will be plenty of opportunities for everyone to contribute.

Thanks @SankethBK, tho I had started working on this. one I'll prefer working on newer issues since this was already fixed.