> Éric, you letter is discouraging. That’s the right term. I wanted to discourage you from fruitless endeavors.
> This is not for coredevs, who already "decided" - it for the rest of > the world. I don’t think there is a discrepancy between the core devs that want to keep the power and do what they please, and the community that is never consulted and unable to express itself. I believe that the core devs are the first circle of the community and that they strive to make open technical dicussions and reach decisions for the good of everyone. I find them open and kind, even if sometimes necessarily stern (e.g. when answering the same question for the umpteenth time). > I should clarify it in the first place, but I would like to avoid > lengthy debates outside of the Wave. And I would like to keep Python-related discussions on open official fora that have been working for decades. >> As a minor contributor, I’m eager for the migration, > It is not the question about do you like it or not. That paragraph was just me trying to be positive before expressing my negative comments. > It is the question > "Are You ready?" > That means: > Have you tried Mercurial? Yes. > Do you understand how it works? Yes. > Do you have a workflow ready and tested to start commiting right away? Yes. I have a handful of workflows in my belt to address different needs (one-shot typo fix, feature development, local editions, etc.) > Do you plan to read ~100 page long hginit.com tutorial after *it happens? Done. I have read the hg book, information on the wiki, made a lot of tests, read the PEPs, read the short hginit tutorial, and am willing to review Python-centered docs. Regards _______________________________________________ Python-Dev mailing list Python-Dev@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-dev Unsubscribe: http://mail.python.org/mailman/options/python-dev/archive%40mail-archive.com
