Why are you closing people's PRs then merging their changes anyway, as if you made them? https://github.com/qiqiboy/copilot.vim/blame/6e88fc767979b5a07c2aec41867de2d7d963f1c3/autoload/copilot.vim#L377

Why are you closing people's PRs then merging their changes anyway, as if you made them? https://github.com/qiqiboy/copilot.vim/blame/6e88fc767979b5a07c2aec41867de2d7d963f1c3/autoload/copilot.vim#L377

There was some documentation somewhere for it, but I do not think pull requests are welcome here due to the nature of the project.

On the README (bottom), there's this bit with a link.

There was some documentation somewhere for it, but I do not think pull requests are welcome here due to the nature of the project.

On the README (bottom), there's this bit with a link.

Correct. It's says so explicitly in the message template when you press the button to create a pull request. I close pull requests without looking at them.

This particular issue was caused by a change to Vim itself. The necessary one-line change was self-evident once I recompiled.

A cursory review of your commits across multiple projects shows that this is a pattern of behavior from you, and when I attempted to bring it to your attention and get an explanation you deleted my comment and banned me entirely from your project (vim-pathogen). I believe this a violation of the Github Code of Conduct you pledged to adhere to on your projects.

Before ban: https://archive.ph/vdO21

After ban: https://archive.ph/2eJoF

A cursory review of your commits across multiple projects shows that this is a pattern of behavior from you, and when I attempted to bring it to your attention and get an explanation you deleted my comment and banned me entirely from your project (vim-pathogen). I believe this a violation of the Github Code of Conduct you pledged to adhere to on your projects.

Before ban: https://archive.ph/vdO21

After ban: https://archive.ph/2eJoF

This is not the place. Please take that elsewhere.

Do you or tpope have a recommendation of where I can discuss what's apparently going on here?

I've enabled temporary interaction limits for this repository, which should prevent future pull requests like this getting through.