Hi, 

I have read your application complete. I had prepared a rough draft of 
application some time back on this topic in comparison to I am making a few 
comments here.

1. I think you should mention how much time you are going to work on your 
project per week roughly. It is usually around 35-40 hours/week.

2. The amount of time you have allotted for automation of release process 
is too much. To complete the automation of release process around 6 - 8 
weeks is enough I guess. 

3. Rather than manually checking the images generated by pyglet I think it 
should be done using image matching software. Note: It seems that MATLAB 
does image matching but it is a proprietary software and I am searching for 
an open source equivalent I think Octave may be able to do it. 

4. Can you consider adding tests to sympy-bot in your application?? It is a 
much needed feature according to me at least.

5. You have mentioned 'automatic checking for new commits' as part of Week 
13. Presently there are a lot of issues in sympy-bot issue list relating to 
the sympy-bot crashes. I think you really have to fix them before starting 
the work with 'automatic checking for new commits'. Other wise the loop 
with which you are running through will simply crash and somebody has to 
keep checking it all the time.

I think you should try to fix an issue in the sympy-bot list. When I first 
tried to fix an issue in sympy-bot, I didn't understand how to start with 
it for a day so. The main reason for it is lack of documentation in 
sympy-bot. I still don't know how exactly the report on reviews site is 
prepared. Working on a issue, I think, will make you comfortable to work 
with sympy-bot. You can try this issue I guess 
https://github.com/sympy/sympy-bot/issues/47. I think it is a easy one.

Good luck

On Wednesday, April 17, 2013 2:20:31 PM UTC+5:30, Bi Ge wrote:
>
> Hi Sympy community,
>
>
>         My name is Bi Ge and I am a third year Computer Engineering 
> student at Georgia Institute of Technology. My merged patch is 
> here<https://github.com/sympy/sympy/pull/1869>. 
> Here is another one <https://github.com/sympy/sympy/pull/1924> (still 
> under review).
>
>         I would love to take up the challenge of automating the release 
> process and improving sympy-bot. I've read the discussion on mailinglist in 
> last year and Ramana Venkata's post 
> here<https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/sympy/v7bw8smG444>.(as
>  
> well as some docs on the github wiki and Numpy Vender). 
>
>         Right now my question is comparing to Travis, what are the 
> advantages of sympy-bot?  
>
>         Anyways, I will try have my proposal ready for feedback before 
> Thursday since it is getting closer to finials week. 
>
>
> See you at the applicant page!
>
> Bi Ge
>

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