As you probably have observed already, for the last few months pypy is slowly approaching "being usable" state instead of "having more ultra-cool features", as we've got enough of them to be willing to use them. As we're moving towards maintaining pypy as an open source project I would suggest to look around parts of pypy and have list of people who are willing to maintain certain parts. Maintain not in a sense of developing those, but rather accepting/rejecting patches, keeping it up to date with other parts, etc. I would also suggest to move parts with no obvious maintainer somewhere else in svn (branch? tag?) not to confuse people who checkout whole svn repository with parts never used by anyone. This option would make it easier to:
* have people entering project, since it would be obvious who to contact for different parts. * maintain whole codebase, since some cleanup changes are pervasive enough to break different parts. * this would also hopefully reduce whole code size. I've also checked in pypy parts (more or less) into http://codespeak.net/svn/pypy/dist/pypy/doc/maintainers.txt feel free to add yourself wherever you like and to modify this list as well What do you think? Cheers, fijal :. _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://codespeak.net/mailman/listinfo/pypy-dev
