Issue closed too fast

[notroid5]

Can someone else please look at my issue that was almost instantly closed? (or re-open it?)
#41052

Closing this with no further explanation is just wrong.
There probably wasn't much thought and/or comprehension given for this answer.
I don't get people like this that don't even understand the actual issue...

[Ayase-252]

If you think it is still an issue, you could reopen it freely.

[Trott]

If the Reopen Issue button is not enabled for you, leave a comment to that effect so someone else can re-open. Also if the scope of the issue is changed based on the conversation, consider updating the title of the issue.

[notroid5]

Alright, thanks for letting me know, still new to Github.
I did not see any button for re-opening at the very least.
Does someone get a notification for comments on closed issues?

[jasnell]

Does someone get a notification for comments on closed issues?

Usually, yes. Just make sure that you are subscribed to notifications for the issue, which typically you are by default as the creator of the issue.

With regards to closing the issue quickly. This is fairly common practice with issues that are opened as bug reports that are known to not actually be bugs. This repo has a very high volume of issues and pull requests and closing invalid bug reports quickly helps with maintenance.

That said, there's always a discussion to be had around whether the documentation could be improved, etc, and closing and issue does not prevent that additional discussion to be had. As @Trott said, issues can always be re-opened if the scope changes.