On Jan 22, 2017, at 10:26 PM, Paul Moore wrote:
>Will we be moving to the github issue tracker
No. I think a lot of us still prefer Roundup and a significant amount of work
is being done to integrate our Roundup instance with GH.
>(Or at least have some means of scanning issue emails to quickly
On 22 January 2017 at 21:59, Barry Warsaw wrote:
> On Jan 22, 2017, at 12:22 PM, Brian Curtin wrote:
>
>>I've been on the sidelines for a while myself for a number of reasons,
>>but the shift to GitHub will pull me back in for sure, at least in
>>terms of code review. I look forward to actually co
On Jan 22, 2017, at 12:22 PM, Brian Curtin wrote:
>I've been on the sidelines for a while myself for a number of reasons,
>but the shift to GitHub will pull me back in for sure, at least in
>terms of code review. I look forward to actually contributing code
>again soon, but easier tooling on revie
I've been on the sidelines for a while myself for a number of reasons,
but the shift to GitHub will pull me back in for sure, at least in
terms of code review. I look forward to actually contributing code
again soon, but easier tooling on reviews—rather, a shiny new one, as
I'm aware of Reitveld—is
Dormant core dev here. Not contributing at all due to severe lack of
time in the past year and a half, not likely to have more time in the
near future. Also no longer working with Python at all except as a
hobby :(
I could pull off a review once a month if it would actually help!
On Sat, Jan 21,
What I'm picking up from this is (as a gross oversimplification):
* Victor _wants_ code reviews
* Raymond thinks we _need_ code reviews
So the common theme here regardless of whether you agree with Raymond or
Victor's approach to development is that we are not getting enough code
reviews to go ar
I read this whole thread. Here is my opinion.
1. Lack of reviewers
It's really problem. If well written patch is not reviewed and
committed for long time,
patch writer (core developer, or potential core developer) may lost
their motivation.
Motivated contributor will be lower and lower.
I wro
