Dev used Claude to fix one bug across many repos — some rejected PRs just for AI-written code
cneuralnetwork · x · 2026-11-04
A developer found the same bug across many image-processing repos and had Claude write identical fixes, submitting PRs in bulk. Some merged quickly, some negotiated, and others rejected the PR solely because the code was AI-written — and he got reported as spam. He reflects that fully automated bulk fixes were a mistake, but argues AI-written code should be accepted today, highlighting open source's divided stance on AI contributions.
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