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[HOLD for payment 2023-06-30] [$250] Migrate PronounsPage.js to function component #16296
Heads up! The pricing for this issue has been adjusted based on the scope of the work and the fact that no complex bug investigations or proposal are required.
So I am just asking that if there are two issues & someone fixes them both within one PR shouldn't they get paid for the one that has the higher compensation if not for both?
@aimane-chnaif I only got paid $250 for this one & nothing for the other one. I think root cause does not really apply in this case as one was a bug & the other one was just a dev task.
Oh sorry, maybe I shouldn't have reopened this GH just trying to bring attention to @priyeshshah11 comments ^. I can help with questions about #20095 - @priyeshshah11 was not compensated in that GH because I only paid the reporter on the GH.
I suggested @priyeshshah11 bring the compensation into this GH since this is where the fix happened.
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[-][HOLD] Migrate PronounsPage.js to function component[/-][+]Migrate PronounsPage.js to function component[/+]marcaaron commentedon Apr 5, 2023
@mountiny taking this issue off HOLD as per this Slack post
IMPORTANT: If anything unexpected pops up during the refactor/review:
[HOOK REFACTOR]so that we can find it easily.mountiny commentedon Apr 5, 2023
Thanks, making this weekly as I am currrently working on Roadmap issue.
[-]Migrate PronounsPage.js to function component[/-][+][$250] Migrate PronounsPage.js to function component[/+]MelvinBot commentedon Apr 13, 2023
marcaaron commentedon Apr 13, 2023
Heads up! The pricing for this issue has been adjusted based on the scope of the work and the fact that no complex bug investigations or proposal are required.
mountiny commentedon Apr 17, 2023
havent priritized this with manual requests and app deploy
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priyeshshah11 commentedon Jul 7, 2023
Hi @laurenreidexpensify & @mountiny, I asked this question in #20095 & had a chat with @Christinadobrzyn (the bug-zero member in that issue) & was told to ask that question here.
So I am just asking that if there are two issues & someone fixes them both within one PR shouldn't they get paid for the one that has the higher compensation if not for both?
aimane-chnaif commentedon Jul 7, 2023
@priyeshshah11 how much did you get paid in both issues?
Maybe $250 here and another $250 in #20095?
There was a recent compensation discussion about one PR fixing multiple issues.
And we landed:
Example GH: #15757 + #15229, contributor got paid 8k total
priyeshshah11 commentedon Jul 7, 2023
@aimane-chnaif I only got paid $250 for this one & nothing for the other one. I think root cause does not really apply in this case as one was a bug & the other one was just a dev task.
Christinadobrzyn commentedon Jul 7, 2023
Oh sorry, maybe I shouldn't have reopened this GH just trying to bring attention to @priyeshshah11 comments ^. I can help with questions about #20095 - @priyeshshah11 was not compensated in that GH because I only paid the reporter on the GH.
I suggested @priyeshshah11 bring the compensation into this GH since this is where the fix happened.
Christinadobrzyn commentedon Jul 7, 2023
I'll close the issue - sorry I don't think it needs to be open to discuss payment
mountiny commentedon Jul 7, 2023
@priyeshshah11 sorry for this, it would be helpful to write it down here.
That will help us quickly take a loook if we should add more compensation, thanks!
priyeshshah11 commentedon Jul 8, 2023
@mountiny yeah sure
mountiny commentedon Jul 8, 2023
Thanks reopened the other issue
aimane-chnaif commentedon Jul 8, 2023
Curious if it's applicable to C+ as well 🙂
mountiny commentedon Jul 8, 2023
Yes, feel free to comment there
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