In either case, this isn't a good solution to the long-standing
patches-arent-
being-reviewed-in-a-timely-manner problem to which I have no solution
except
yet another attempt at an IRC sage hour a week where we all
review/triage
stuff.
That IRC hour sounds like a nice idea.
There are a *lot* of tickets which are short, fix bugs, increase speed
and are waiting for reviews. If all authors are advertising their
tickets it will become a nightmare on sage-devel.
If you want your ticket reviewed, it would be better:
- looks for somebody that is likely to do
One reason for setting up the other lists such as sage-nt (for number
theory) and sage-algebra was to provide a place for such requests.
But of course those lists will never cover everything.
I think that Martin (co-organiser with William and me of Sage Days 6
in 2007) has enough
On 18/05/15 20:43, John Cremona wrote:
One reason for setting up the other lists such as sage-nt (for number
theory) and sage-algebra was to provide a place for such requests.
But of course those lists will never cover everything.
Agreed.
I think that Martin (co-organiser with William and me
Hi,
I personally have the exact opposite opinion about this. I wish way
*more* people would advertise what they are doing to improve sage on
Sage-devel. Rather than making sage-devel a nightmare I think it would
make sage devel even more useful and interesting.
I welcome such posts from
Hi Vincent,
no hard feelings at all! It's hard to figure out a good balance for these
kinds of things and one way is to try it out: I sent a request and people who
object to such requests …object. Then we discuss :)
Back to the topic of discussion: I guess I'm up for more such requests on
In either case, this isn't a good solution to the long-standing
patches-arent-
being-reviewed-in-a-timely-
manner problem to which I have no solution except
yet another attempt at an IRC sage hour a week where we all
review/triage
stuff.
What is about occasional time-limited (to prevent
Some people are allowed for this kind of request and others not? Very
friendly. What about the following imaginary e-mail:
hey, this is my first ticket. Does anybody want to review it?
Actually, my hope is that the community would jump on that email saying me
me me! let me review
Hi all,
http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/18320 fixes a performance issue with
polynomial sequences which are used for multivariate polynomials to e.g. store
Gröbner bases and stuff. The patch is very short, it would be nice if someone
could look at it as it makes a huge difference for large
Hi Martin,
There are a *lot* of tickets which are short, fix bugs, increase speed
and are waiting for reviews. If all authors are advertising their
tickets it will become a nightmare on sage-devel.
If you want your ticket reviewed, it would be better:
- looks for somebody that is likely to do
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