Brian J. Murrell wrote:
> It would be great to see this come to a conclusion as I have submitted a
> number of patches over the last few weeks which seem to have gone
> uncommitted.
>
> Like other submitters have pointed out, I'm left in the dark as to
> whether it's just a time issue or whether my patches are just unsuitable
> and unsure as to whether I should continue to submit patches or just
> continue to maintain my own local changes here on an ongoing basis.
>
It is a time issue, the whole spring has been extremely work intensive
for the dev's - in other words, to few people to do to many tasks and to
little time :/
The present release process is organized in such a way that the
submitted patches should be 'worked-over' and that the submitters should
get feedback.
I believe I've mentioned it before, this slow response is _not_ in any
way a rejection or lack of interest. And I believe this discussion
already has resulted in very good suggestions and solutions. So please,
Brian J. Murrell keep sending your patches (and everyone else do the same).
> My patches certainly are not huge nor complicated, indeed. But if they
> can save somebody else from duplicating my work, that is of course
> desirable.
I can only agree :)
PS. Would you like to maintain some of the package you have been
submitting patches for?
--
Gregers Petersen
People-stuff, layer 8 and anthropology
glp on irc
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