Most of the time OSS libraries are completely free and provided as-is without warranties of any kind. Still people act as if they were a customer who has signed an SLA with the maintainers.
It's OSS, fix it yourself. Or pay someone real money to fix it. Or just buy a SaaS version or paid library. Or DIY.
Why would anyone be obliged to work for free for you?
(yes, some businesses have an OSS product, it changes things a little bit but even still it's as-is without any warranties)
Most of the time OSS libraries are completely free and provided as-is without warranties of any kind. Still people act as if they were a customer who has signed an SLA with the maintainers.
It's OSS, fix it yourself. Or pay someone real money to fix it. Or just buy a SaaS version or paid library. Or DIY.
Why would anyone be obliged to work for free for you?
(yes, some businesses have an OSS product, it changes things a little bit but even still it's as-is without any warranties)