Prachee Rai <pracheer...@gmail.com> writes:
> I am interested to work on databases and like to start contributing in
> drizzle. I already build the drizzle core on my system, I am unable to
> figure out a good start point to work.
> Please suggest me something from where I can start.

Hi!

We're actually a little devoid of low-hanging-fruit bugs at the moment
(which is, of course, a shame and awesome at the same time).

However, what could be done is some refactoring of the drizzledump tool
(kept mostly in client/drizzledump.cc). It's currently ~1000 lines of
code in the main source file, and some of the methods there really
shouldn't just depend on global variables and instead take an argument
(db_connection is a main one). This is a pretty nice trivial change to
get started with. The same goes for drizzledump_data.cc,
drizzledump_mysql.cc and drizzledump_drizzle.cc

Essentially, the end goal would be to have the functionality of
drizzledump be a shared library so we could use it elsewhere (e.g. to
bootstrap replication).
-- 
Stewart Smith

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