I saw your request, but yes, I ignored it waiting for some sort of confirmation from the existing module maintainer, or even a hint from you that you had contacted the existing maintainer. We don't just randomly give people commit access to other peoples' code with some ack from them.
On 12/14/2012 06:46 AM, Bernhard Weißhuhn wrote: > Dear almighty guardians of the holy svn grail! > > One month ago I applied for svn access. > I was told to use the form, which I did. > > I was neither accepted nor rejected, I was simply ignored. > I asked again if there was anything more I had to do in order to be able to > contribute. > I was simply ignored. > > Now I see other account requests being ignored as well. > > Would it be too much to ask what is going on? > > Are new accounts suspended until the migration to git has been finished? > Is the person handing out the accounts on holiday? > Is there another secret form asking even more ridiculous questions to be > filled out? > Is nobody interested in new developers anymore? > > And: who is in charge of granting access anyway? > > Transparency in this regard certainly won't hurt you. > Not more than driving away volunteers, that is. > > I don't mean to attack anybody in person (how could, I have absolutely no > idea who's in charge), > I'm just trying to point out how frustrating the process of contributing to > pecl is for a newcomer. > > I was thinking about packaging another pecl module besides the one I applied > for. > You know what? Forget it. > > bkw > > > -- PECL development discussion Mailing List (http://pecl.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
