Hello, Olivier Dion <olivier.d...@polymtl.ca> writes:
> I know that Guix has decided to move to CodeBerg. Maybe Guile could do > the same. This was briefly discussed at the Guix Days, and I think Andy and I agree that this would be a good move. I’m still digesting the previous migration :-) but I’m happy to help other committers should we agree with this move. > In my personal experience, I've looked at the bugs in Guile [0-1] (these > at the top results I get when searching "guile bugs"). Now, I want to > help. Where do I even start? I dig the bug-guile archive? Probably > not. I look through bugs on Savannah that started from 2006 and end in > 2011? There is no discoverability to see what needs to be done to > improve the language. I know you’re mostly demonstrating what the problem is, but I’d like to point out the mumi interface to Debbugs that Arun set up in April IIRC: https://issues.guix.gnu.org/guile (The page at <https://www.gnu.org/software/guile/contribute/> also does a reasonable job, but I understand this may not be the first thing people get from their search engine.) I concur with the overall message of Ekaitz. We should empower existing committers more and, importantly, make sure we committers can encourage and provide a space for existing contributors to eventually become committers as well and take on more responsibilities (and yes, I plaid guilty for not having taken enough time to do that!). Thanks, Ludo’.
