Hi Noé, You should be all set as a new committer to GNU Guix, congratulations!Here are some reminders to make your experience as a new committer as smooth as possible: 1. Please take the time to read (again) the Contributing chapter of the manual (info "(guix) Contributing"), more specifically its "Commit Access" section (info "(guix) Commit Access") to be refreshed about the current policies. 2. One of the most critically needed help from committers is to review and push other people's work, so please try to help in this regard. Joining teams is a great way to be notified when some new changes are attending a review. There is also a view of patches currently passing the QA checks at <https://qa.guix.gnu.org/patches>. 3. Make sure to keep your GPG key updated on your Codeberg account when you bump its expiry. It is available for others to be downloaded from <https://codeberg.org/<pseudo>.gpg>, and it is useful to keep it up to date should someone want to communicate securely with you. Have fun, and congratulations :-). Maxim PS: If you sign your commits with a sub key, let me know; I assumed you use the primary key, with fingerprint 5D54 CF25 57B2 38E8 8DC1 80A2 2D22 3241 0AB7 4043.
OpenPGP_0x99A5BEE5B59C15DB.asc
Description: OpenPGP public key
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Description: OpenPGP digital signature
