Just thought I'd post a quick note about the hackathon that took place today at Stanford university. "We" below refers to Justin Mason, Daniel Quinlan, Michael Parker and me. Matt Sergeant was also present too for a while, so "we" can include him too for some of the following items. :-)
Discussion * We discussed at length the ideas for the new rules project, and we came up with some ideas, which we're trying to track http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/RulesProjectPlan (Please give us your feedback) * We discussed the 3.2 release goals (http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/ReleaseGoals) * Dr. Andrew Ng gave us a brief presentation of how Logistic Regression may be an algorithm we could use in the future to replace the perceptron. Development * We came up with a plan to restructure PerMsgStatus.pm so it's not so unwieldy and out of control. (http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4497) * We branched the tree so we could start committing stuff to HEAD. Strangely, however, we got almost no coding done. QA/Bugs * We went through all the bugs targeted for 3.1.0 and triaged them. (all the bugzilla comments from me today were really from all of us that were present) * We added a "moreinfo" keyword to bugzilla for bugs that are in need of more info. One side effect of this, is that we'll need to remove that keyword when more info is actually given. :-) That's about all. -- Duncan Findlay
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