Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-08-02 Thread Yu
Hi Zixuan and Tison, Thanks for your comments! We're considering your suggestion and will turn the proposal into a PIP and call a vote. Yu, Max, mangoGoForward On Mon, Aug 1, 2022 at 4:29 PM Zixuan Liu wrote: > Hi Yu, > > This is a good idea, I noticed this thread for a long time. > > This PR

RE: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-08-01 Thread Zixuan Liu
Hi Yu, This is a good idea, I noticed this thread for a long time. This PR title looks like convention message[1], it should be variant. If we use the convention message, we can focus on other things, and reduce time on these tools, but the developer gets used to the current standard. If we don

Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-03-25 Thread Yu
Hi Dave, Thanks for your suggestions! > Our guidelines should make it super easy to make contributions. This guideline is quite easy to use/understand/find because: 1) If you review PRs recently, you'll find that many contributors start following this guideline. This is the most positive feedba

Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-03-25 Thread Yu
Hi Lari, Thanks for your suggestions! > In Git, the convention is to have a subject line (title) with no more than 50 characters. When you start adding all kinds of tags in brackets in the title, there won't be much left for the actual content. I think the guideline does not conflict with Git me

Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-03-24 Thread Dave Fisher
Hi - I think that these guidelines are making it hard for new contributors. Our guidelines should make it super easy to make contributions. The guidelines are for contributions. Contributors are the community. Committers will review contributors PRs and can gently fix mistakes for them to show

Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-03-24 Thread Lari Hotari
The problem with the "Pulsar PR Naming Convention" is that it can conflict with general Git message conventions. The PR title automatically becomes the Git commit's subject line. That's how the PR title related to the Git commit's subject line (title). In Git, the convention is to have a subje

Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-03-20 Thread Yu
#1 Thanks, Penghui, I'll add this guideline link in the contribution guide after we make a consensus. #2 Based on the suggestions from the community, I've made the following tweaks to make info more clear: - Change "type/enhancement" to "type/improvement" - Change type abbreviation "enh" to "impro

Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-03-18 Thread PengHui Li
It's better to update the contributing guideline, so that all the new contributors can follow the guidelines For the committers, we'd better try to update the PR title as the guideline before merging it. It's not easy to reach a consensus very fast, but we can finally reach it :) Thanks, Penghui

Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-03-17 Thread Yu
Thanks for your suggestions, Penghui, Enrico, and Nicoló Boschi. Yes, it might be hard to enforce but this is a good start. Nothing can be accomplished without standards. It is recommended to follow the rules defined in this guide after the community reaches a consensus. On Thu, Mar 17, 2022 at

Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-03-17 Thread Enrico Olivelli
Thank you Yu, I left some feedback on the gdoc Overall it is a great proposal. It will probably be hard to enforce, we will have to spend time and fix the title when we see the wrong title. but I totally agree with you, this effort will help the community in understand better what we are doing (d

Re: [Guideline] Pulsar PR Naming Convention

2022-03-16 Thread PengHui Li
Hi Yu, Thanks for the great guidance. Overall looks good to me, just left a few minor comments. Penghui On Thu, Mar 17, 2022 at 10:12 AM Yu wrote: > Hi Pulsarers, > > We submit or review PRs almost every day, we might see many vague and > unclear PR titles that decrease team efficiency and pro