I could join (for reviews, I don't have commit rights yet). I have to compartimentalize though, I wanted to push python work on at least the necessary stuff to deprecate python-build-system. In the meantime, I'm pushing core for what I need, although I realize I probably have enough knowledge to start reviewing for @guix/core.
My work situation also makes it a bit hard to predict how much time I truly have, so don't take that as a hard pledge ;) On 2025-10-12 22:48, Ludovic Courtès wrote: > Hello Guix! > > The ‘core’ team has ~3 active members now according to ./etc/teams.scm. > That’s not a lot of people, especially with 60 issues and 22 pull > requests currently opened with the ‘team-core’ label. > > I know there’s several people who have been working in the scope of the > ‘core’ team (I won’t give any names… for now :-)) and who would be > qualified and welcome on the team. If you think you’re one of these > people, please think about all the good things you could do as a member > of this team! > > For the record, you can read about what it means to be a team member > in the manual: > > https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Teams.html > > Thanks in advance. :-) > > Ludo’. > > -- Best regards, Nicolas Graves
