Paul Lussier <pll@lanminds.com> writes:
> Sander Roobol said:
> >I would like to volunteer for this.
> >
> >I've been monitoring Subversion's -dev and -svn list for some months
> >now, and I'm a very satisfied user of Subversion itself. This would be
> >an easy opportunity for me to do something in return.
>
> Same here. I'm definitely not qualified to approve/deny a patch, but
> I can certainly follow e-mail threads :)
Thank you both!
It's nice to have two people stepping forward. As usual, there's no
algorithm for picking one or the other, except to go with whichever
mail arrived first, in this case Sander's.
I'm not sure to what degree patch management is a distributable task
(I imagine it works best with one person keeping track of things), but
if you guys can think of some way to divide up the job, then that's
great. For now, let's assume that Sander is in the hot spot, but if
you guys work out some other arrangement, just let us know.
The mbox of patches is up at:
http://www.red-bean.com/kfogel/svn-patches.mbox
Note that a lot of them have been applied already. Others may already
have "PATCH" issues filed, so beware of duplication. Also, the mbox
may not include patches that came in today.
If you have any problems with tigris.org (such as, it won't let an
Observer manipulate issues the way you need), we can tweak your role,
just ask.
Paul writes:
> Btw, what about setting up an issue tracker to *only* track threads?
> That way, if there's a "we like the idea/patch, but can't get to it
> for some time" resolution, we could file a patch-issue against the
> idea, merging the relevant portions of the thread?
Actually, we're already using the current issue tracker that way,
search for issues of type "PATCH". (Or did you mean something
different?)
-K
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Received on Tue Mar 4 17:41:21 2003