On 05-Feb-18 20:37, Stephane Wirtel wrote:
Hi Michael,
Firstly, thank you for your contributions, it's really appreciated.
Thx! for the quick response. Also greatly appreciated!
Usually, depends of ... a lot of things.
In my case, I have some PRs since 1 year ;-) but I don't dispair. You
can provide a lot of PRs and maybe your PRs will be reviewed and merged.
But the average is very short, few days, the maximum, maybe between 50
or 100 days, and the minimum is the same day. Everything depends of the
complexity of your PRs, the code or just the concept.
What are your PRs ?
To be honest, I am much more platform based, and the "strange compiler"
(i.e., not gcc). So I understand that none of this is hi on anyones list.
The easy to see mine is:
https://github.com/python/cpython/pulls?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Apr+is%3Aopen+aix
not all of them, but some. And the 2.7 ones - are a study of git as well
as a PR.
fyi. the adoption of python on AIX is low, as far as i can tell. Mine
packaging goes unnoticed (although recently I got a few questions on
python3-3.5) and the other packagers seem to break other things because
of the sometimes ancient dependencies that get used.
In short, I am trying to help make things better for AIX. That is my
focus. For better I hope!
Again, thx for the response. NN
Michael
Have a nice day,
Stephane
On 02/05, mich...@felt.demon.nl wrote:
a) Hope this is the right place!
b) I assume everyone is very busy so I would never assume a reaction
with one to two weeks, but - how long is "normal" before asking for a
TTT, or something.
As an aside - I see that when it takes too long (call it unlucky)
something that worked is suddenly "in conflict". More specific, was
submitted against 'master' before the 3.7 tag was introduced - and
now the master has moved far enough that CI says it cannot merge aka
merge conflicts.
Again, I understand this is life, but I do not want to make
unnecessary noise. If you say, it comes when it comes then I'll just
have to wait.
Til tomorrow!
Michael
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