Hi,
> Now I was wondering what could be done to make pylint going further,
> and the first ideas which came to my mind was :
>
> * do ~3 days sprint
> * do some 'tickets killing' days, as done in some popular oss projects
Speaking for myself here: I will be soon leaving the very Python intensive
project at Philips I'm in now and the next thing I will be working on does not
use Python. So I won't be able to convince my employer to spend time on pylint.
Since I don't have many holidays, I don't want to take time off for it either.
That leaves the weekend; I'm not sure if that is possible for the Logilab
people?
> * would you come to a sprint at Logilab (in Paris, France), so you can
> meet us, learn a lot about pylint, and work on tickets you wish to have in
> pylint?
I looked up the price of high-speed train tickets and they are quite affordable
if booked long in advance. It is still a long trip though, so probably not
worthwhile unless it's a multi-day sprint.
> * if France is too far away for most people, would you have another
> location
> to propose?
Maybe it could be a half/full day event at a multi-day open source or Python
convention?
> * would you be on jabber for a tickets killing day, providing it's ok
> with your agenda?
Maybe IRC is more convenient than Jabber? It would allow the whole group to see
the questions and learn from the answers. You can create a channel on for
example chat.freenode.net by simply joining the new channel (a channel exists
because someone is there).
I think this method would be the most convenient for me, since I could do it a
single day without having to travel.
> if so, what's your knowledge of pylint/astng internals?
I can find my way around in pylint, but I have trouble understanding the
details of astng.
Bye,
Maarten
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