Hi Wes,
> I'm not sure what's the best way to address this problem. The quality > of our code review has declined at times as we struggle to keep up > with the flow of patches -- I don't think this is good. Having the > patch queue pile up isn't great either. I'd like to do more reviews but due to the breadth of topics and technologies in our code base I don't feel competent for many of the PRs that are being posted. For example, on a Rust PR I may do a brief review of concepts, APIs or general cleanliness, but not much more. > Personally, I'm having a > difficult time balancing project maintenance and patch authoring, > particularly in the last 6 months. I think it's ok to spend most of your time on reviewing and project maintenance. > Any thoughts about how we can grow the maintainership? Somehow we need > to reach ~5-6 core maintainers over the next year. Or more of them, if we want all topics to be covered by at least 1-2 maintainers. Regards Antoine.
