Hi Ognyan! I would be happy to join the team! I must clear some projects off my desk first, but I promise to help with whatever is needed. At least I will try to fix my own git-hub "issues" :) I think within a month or so, I should be able to find time for pyqtgraph.
On Sunday, February 7, 2021 at 6:17:20 AM UTC+1 [email protected] wrote: > Hey everyone, > > My name is Ogi (j9ac9k on github). I'm one of the maintainers of > pyqtgraph. I am writing here to solicit for volunteers to help maintain > the library. > > In case you haven't been following the project recently, we've done a few > releases this last year (we're trying to migrate to a faster release > cycle), and thanks to some amazing contributors, we have Qt6 support, > optional CuPy support, expanded documentation (thanks readthedocs), > expanded our test suite, and made countless bug-fixes and performance > improvements. > > Almost 2 years ago we were coming up on 200 open pull requests, and as I > write this email, we are down to 24. The library was stagnant for a long > time, and as the PR count is trending downward, there is still work to be > done from unifying the API, deprecating older methods, expanding the > documentation, profiling "slow" parts of the library, investigating issues > created; and general steering the course for where the library should go > from now. > > Ideally you will have contributed to the library beforehand, be > comfortable with git (primarily for switching to branches of pull request > authors, and be able to use git bisect to track down regression bugs), have > working knowledge of numpy and some familiarity with Qt. You wouldn't have > to be an expert, just have some familiarity, and the capability and > willingness to spend time working on the library. There are other active > maintainers, so you would not be isolated. > > If you are a long-time user of pyqtgraph, but don't think you have the > bandwidth to contribute to the library on a semi-regular basis, we can use > your help too!. If you could take a look at the list of current open pull > requests, and if you have input to any of them (such as this would be > useful, or not because functionality already exists), or want to test them > out to see if they function, that would be a huge help! > > If you want to be a volunteer to help make the library healthier/better, > or if you have any questions, please reach out. > > Thanks, > Ogi > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "pyqtgraph" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/pyqtgraph/123af567-7063-4170-9968-488e67861d2dn%40googlegroups.com.
