On 4/8/09 8:17 AM, Aryeh Gregor wrote:
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 11:09 AM, Jeff Ferlandjeff@storyinmemo.com wrote:
The usual method of gaining commit access in public repositories is to make your own pull, do your own disconnected work, and submit a patch file when you feel it's at a milestone. Done with appropriate quality and frequency, access is given. Most large projects give by warrant of their own initiative, and not to satisfy requests. I'm guessing without any response so far, that is what is expected of you here.
Not really. People have been given SVN access to work on extensions before without too much prior work. And anyway, I know of at least one person right now who's had several patches accepted and has been waiting a couple of months for commit access after requesting it. Maybe related to this:
http://leuksman.com/log/2009/04/07/i-need-to-check-my-mail-more-often/
:D
I've got a small queue, I'll try and get through them today now that I'm back in the office.
-- brion