So, a few days ago, rafl++ set up a couple of sites to track the merge status of branches that currently exist for Moose and Class::MOP, at http://files.perldition.org/moose.html and http://files.perldition.org/cmop.html. A few of us in #moose-dev went through the list of branches and cleaned out the ones that were obviously outdated, but there are still a bunch of branches sitting around that could stand to be cleaned up and possibly merged into the actual moose/cmop source.
For Class::MOP, we have: topic/reinitialize_with_metaclass - rafl (up to date, merges cleanly) xs_attrs - rafl, nothingmuch (not up to date, but merges cleanly) topic/attr_trigger_from_moose - gfx (not up to date, but merges cleanly) lazy_attributes - konobi (doesn't merge cleanly) meta-independence - Sartak (doesn't merge cleanly) topic/symbol-manipulator - gfx (doesn't merge cleanly) topic/xs-attr-template - gfx (doesn't merge cleanly) For Moose, we have: attribute_helpers - confound, etc (up to date, merges cleanly) topic/code_attribute_helper - rafl (up to date, merges cleanly) topic/role_combination_hooks - rafl (up to date, merges cleanly) topic/constructor_object_overload - Sartak (up to date, merges cleanly) Moose-XS - nothingmuch (not up to date, but merges cleanly) test-aggregate - Sartak (doesn't merge cleanly) test-refactor - Sartak (doesn't merge cleanly) meta-independence - Sartak (doesn't merge cleanly) triggers_gets_old_value - autarch (doesn't merge cleanly) exporter-enhanced - josh (doesn't merge cleanly) To get these branches merged into trunk, people should first get them merging cleanly (they should show up green on rafl's page), and then send a request for review to the mailing list. Hopefully we can get some of these branches that have been sitting around for a while actually into the codebase(: -doy