pancake wrote: > I have about 5 patches to be reviewed since two weeks ago, > and i'm waiting to have them in mainstream to continue fixing other bugs. > > I understand that the patches must be reviewed before being included, > but I also understand > that if the main developer is busy in other projects, but the community > gets locked which is not good. > > --pancake
You must be patient, two weeks are nothing. In other projects patches may exist years without getting reviewed ;). Juergbi usually catches up with patches before he releases a new version. I have another hackathon idea: A documentation "hackathon". That's something where everyone can help. For example, one thing that lacks documentation are code attributes used for bindings ([CCode] et al.) -- a tutorial for writing bindings by hand. And there are still some language features not documented in the tutorial (e.g. stack allocated arrays, dynamic growth for dynamically allocated arrays, static initialization, generic methods, hiding methods, inline methods, extern methods). The "Working with Collections" section is still for libgee < 0.5. The goal is that no one should be able to say "That was not mentioned in the tutorial" any longer. :) And some English mother-tongue speaker could look for grammar and spelling mistakes in the tutorial and on other Vala wiki pages. Best regards, Frederik _______________________________________________ Vala-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/vala-list
