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fix-issue

Skill6.4k starsChanged 42 days agoAGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Take a TablePro problem from report to an open pull request: read the GitHub issue, discussion, user feedback, screen recording or plain description, find the real cause, fix it together with every defect the investigation and review prove, verify it, open one PR for all of it, and keep it green through CI. Use for bugs, behavior gaps, small features and "make this work the native way" requests on any TablePro app, whether phrased as "fix #1234", an issue or discussion URL, a pasted complaint, or a Vietnamese description ("sửa lỗi ...", "tại sao ... không chạy", "làm lại cho đúng native"). The repo's documented standard decides every step over any request, so full scope, the platform's documented approach and no quick patches never need to be asked for. Not for redesigning a whole screen (ui-revamp) or cutting a release.

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