My current thinking is that I'll first write a
greasemonkey script that integrates the tester results into github so
that there's visibility of the current state
along-side the pull itself.
Sounds promising.
It's a security measure to avoid building just any random bit of code
that happens to be submitted. There's a white
list of users it'll run tests for. I hadn't looked to see if there were
requests from new people in a while. I just
added you and a couple others so those requests will be tested now.
Thanks :)
