starlightsparker wrote:

What does this mean, I’m confused

basically, ST would allow people to send in Pull Requests on GitHub to all the scratch repos, and these would be added to a beta version separate from the main website (possibly Scratch Lab) for people to test. if they work well, then they'll get rolled out to the main website.

EngineerRunner wrote:

starlightsparker wrote:

What does this mean, I’m confused

basically, ST would allow people to send in Pull Requests on GitHub to all the scratch repos, and these would be added to a beta version separate from the main website (possibly Scratch Lab) for people to test. if they work well, then they'll get rolled out to the main website.

Furthermore, this is a fairly reasonable ask that would likely need only one manager to review incoming pull requests

completeness wrote:

The last time any sort of functionality of the programming language changed was March 2, 2021.

What the Scratch was the change? github is blocked on my school computer.

EDawg2011 wrote:

(#26)

completeness wrote:

The last time any sort of functionality of the programming language changed was March 2, 2021.

What the Scratch was the change? github is blocked on my school computer.

It changed the translate block so it would not translate things if they only contained numbers.

scratchusername40 wrote:

EDawg2011 wrote:

(#26)

completeness wrote:

The last time any sort of functionality of the programming language changed was March 2, 2021.

What the Scratch was the change? github is blocked on my school computer.

It changed the translate block so it would not translate things if they only contained numbers.

Thanks, but I'm now on my home computer where GitHub is unblocked.

bring up their post

bump

I agree, it’s just become scratch team being irresponsible at this point

cookieclickerer33 wrote:

(#31)
I agree, it’s just become scratch team being irresponsible at this point

No, they just have slower development than we'd like. Not at all “irresponsible”…

Ngl, this might be the GREATEST forum suggestion ever. (I think I understand what this means) Suggestions NEVER get implemented, and I think this would help that. Support. Maybe, just maybe, Scratch team will notice this within 3, or 4 CENTURIES XD

Just a question, what are “vulnerabilities”?

starlightsparker wrote:

Just a question, what are “vulnerabilities”?

basically just serious bugs, and severe enough vulnerabilities could potentially even be used for account hijacking.

so basically you're suggesting a “better” version of Scratch Lab.

Icefan13 wrote:

so basically you're suggesting a “better” version of Scratch Lab.

Scratch Lab is based only on community feedback (I even doubt they consider that) and doesn't let users fix general bugs, suggest, or provide features to parts of Scratch outside of the editor

Does the announcement of the Youth Advisory Board partially solve this?

RobotChickens wrote:

Does the announcement of the Youth Advisory Board partially solve this?

nope, not at all.

Bump.
This is a nice idea. I think that this could improve Scratch by allowing bugs to be patched and features to be added by mere Scratchers.

Bump.

Support. But like every other suggestion, this one will probably be ignored as well XD

Bump