On Fri, 2018-10-12 at 14:01 -0700, George Blikas wrote: > I was looking to be a more serious contributor to CMake. Is there a > list of feature requests, or a simple enough project that I could get > started on? Hello George, Thank you for your interest in contributing to CMake! We're always happy to have new developers. If you're looking to implement feature requests or fix bugs, I'd start with the official CMake issue tracker on our GitLab server: https://git lab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/issues Pick something that looks interesting and take a crack at it! We are very responsive to merge requests. In addition, if there's a feature or behavior tweak you want to see for your own personal use, you could try implementing it yourself. If you have an exotic hardware/software platform that we don't currently support, you could try porting it to that architecture and setting up your machine as a nightly testing machine. Thanks again, Kyle
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