On Fri, Aug 27, 2010 at 10:23 AM, Anthony Molinaro < [email protected]> wrote:
> However, something to think about is right now there are 49 open issues > for java and 41 for C++, and 252 open issues on the jira. Before we > add to those issues with a completely new compiler, maybe we should get > the current list down to a manageable level? > I like the idea, but I'm not sure that's feasible. My expectation is that we'll always have a certain number of tickets open at all times for unsolved bugs and speculative new features. I would love for people to pitch in and start sending in patches, but I don't think the number of issues should be a limiting factor for anything. > > And I'd like to see more tests tied into make check for more languages. > I don't think we even have basic functionality. I figured out last night > while working on a minor issue with the erlang framed transport that > the test/erl/Makefile doesn't even compile the test files and the test > files are never run. I'll be working on getting some eunit tests > tied into the make check call. > Sounds like you should be creating some tickets...
