On 10 Oct 2014, at 6:56, Glyph Lefkowitz <gl...@twistedmatrix.com> wrote:
> On November 1, ClusterHQ is going to be hosting a Twisted sprint in Boston. > > One of the things that tends to put a damper on such events is the perpetual > backlog of tickets in review, many of which have been there seemingly forever. > > I would like to propose that we - the whole Twisted community, but especially > Twisted committers - give these sprinters a morale boost, by giving them a > clean slate, review-queue wise. This will let them focus on developing cool > new stuff, getting a release out, fixing gnarly old bugs, or whatever strikes > their fancy, instead of just grinding through reviews the whole time, or > feeling bad about leaving those reviews outstanding. > > Right now, we have 58 tickets in review. > > <https://twistedmatrix.com/trac/report/25> > > Here's my proposal: > > I am looking for at least 4 volunteers for a "review rally" starting on > Monday, October 13. If each of 5 reviewers (the 4 volunteers, plus myself) > can review 2 tickets per day for one week, until Sunday, October 19, we can > clear 70 tickets, which should take care of the existing 58 tickets currently > queued up, plus any that get resubmitted during that week. > > While some volunteers should be Twisted committers since we have plenty of > pending contributions from non-committers that need review, there are at > least 11 tickets in review from core contributors right now, so non-committer > volunteers are equally appreciated! > > Of course, if we get 9 volunteers, then each reviewer only has to do one > ticket per day, an even more tractable goal. And so on into the higher > numbers :-). > > Who is with me?!?! > > -glyph > > P.S.: While you should of course do this out of its self-evident merit, I do > plan to recognize participation in some way, at least with a commemorative > page on twistedmatrix.com, and possibly also with something a little goofy > like a Mozilla Open Badge :-). > Sure — I should be doing reviews anyway :) -hawkie
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