[sage-support] Re: Fwd: Sage's Bug Day 2 announcement/ideas

2007-09-02 Thread mabshoff



On Sep 1, 6:43 pm, William Stein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 9/1/07, mabshoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  - all info about Bug Day 2 can be found athttp://www.sagemath.org:9001/bug2
  including info about joining #sage-devel on IRC.

  - I will particiapate and concentrate on memory leaks and packaging
  issues (mostly on Solaris). I did add that info to the wiki page.

 I would like to propose moving this Sage Bug Day to Thursday, September 6,
 9am (Seattle time).

 QUESTION: Would this be a major inconvenience for anybody?

 JUSTIFICATON: Several of the Seattle-based SAGE developers have
 spouses/fiance's who are really interested in a big camping trip that
 starts on Friday at 4pm, so they wouldn't be able to participate
 in much of bug day if it is on Friday.

 Thoughts?

  -- William

Hmm, the announcement that Bug Day 2 did move to Thursday never made
it to sage-devel. So consider this the official announcement. All the
latest info can be found at

 http://www.sagemath.org:9001/bug2

Cheers,

Michael


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[sage-support] Re: Fwd: Sage's Bug Day 2 announcement/ideas

2007-09-01 Thread mabshoff



On Sep 1, 3:32 am, William Stein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 (This is really from Michael Abshoff.)

 Hello folks,

 Sage's Bug Day 2 is almost upon us --  It will happen on Friday September 7th,
 2007. We usually start about 10am pacific standard time, but feel free
 to drop by the IRC channel  #sage-devel any time. Last time the bug
 fixing went on for 16 hours and then continued the day after. We agreed
 upon to claim that all of us played a MMORG to appear less geeky, but I
 am not sure that it succeeded.

 Some of you might not be coders or not familiar with Sage's code. But
 you can still help testing, writing documentation and tracking issue. A
 bug day in IRC is usually a pretty good way to pick up on the Sage way
 of doing things. You can ask developers questions and interact with
 them. Don't be intimidated, it is easier than you think to start
 contributing and starting with testing and documentation is the usual
 way to get involved in Open Source.

 For a list of open tickets 
 seehttp://sagetrac.org/sage_trac/milestone/sage-2.9- but feel free to
 resolve a couple of those before the bug day. I am sure that there are
 plenty of tickets to go around for everybody and if we run out I am sure
 that we can come up with some more issues.

 If you already know that you will participate please reply and let us
 know which area of the code you would like to work on. Once more: if you
 do not have a trac account please contact William and get one before bug
 day 2.

 Cheers,

 Michael

 P.S. From William -- Seattle people -- we should discuss at
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 about a common meeting place.

A couple more remarks:

- The 2.8.4 release has been pushed back two days after the bug day.
It is planned that William releases a development snapshot about a day
before so that the people interested in working on bugs have a common
base to work from. It is highly recommended that you do your build
ahead of time saving you the hour or so (obviously more on slower
systems) to get up to speed. 2.9 will is planned roughly a week and a
half after the 2.8.4 release, but that might (and probably will
change). I don't know what is planned for/ready to go into 2.9 at the
moment, so maybe William will enlighten us.

- all info about Bug Day 2 can be found at http://www.sagemath.org:9001/bug2
including info about joining #sage-devel on IRC.

- I will particiapate and concentrate on memory leaks and packaging
issues (mostly on Solaris). I did add that info to the wiki page.

Cheers,

Michael


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[sage-support] Re: Fwd: Sage's Bug Day 2 announcement/ideas

2007-09-01 Thread William Stein

On 9/1/07, mabshoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 - all info about Bug Day 2 can be found at http://www.sagemath.org:9001/bug2
 including info about joining #sage-devel on IRC.

 - I will particiapate and concentrate on memory leaks and packaging
 issues (mostly on Solaris). I did add that info to the wiki page.

I would like to propose moving this Sage Bug Day to Thursday, September 6,
9am (Seattle time).

QUESTION: Would this be a major inconvenience for anybody?

JUSTIFICATON: Several of the Seattle-based SAGE developers have
spouses/fiance's who are really interested in a big camping trip that
starts on Friday at 4pm, so they wouldn't be able to participate
in much of bug day if it is on Friday.

Thoughts?

 -- William

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