I'd like to thank Krzysztof and Denis for their work on Func through
Google Summer of Code so far.
Since they've been doing a great job, we've decided to offer them commit
access to the Func repo. This is not just
for the duration of GSOC if you still want to contribute to Func later.
A few quick notes on how this will work:
-- I think it goes without saying, but please be careful when using this
repo as other people are depending on the repo to build and
largely work when they clone it.
-- In general, bugfixes on the master/HEAD are always welcome to be
applied at any time, unless they are very intrusive.
-- Run unit tests before checking in code to master/HEAD.
-- If you are doing a new feature, you should continue to do that on
your github branches, or a private local branch, and only merge them
after someone else on the list (me or Adrian) have reviewed those
changes on that branch. Please do not apply features to master/HEAD
without talking to the list. If needed, we can create additional
branches in the main-repo.
-- Also, please continue to use the mailing list for communication about
features you are implementing so other people can see what is going on.
Unless someone is following the RSS feed from git, it's easy to loose
track of what commiters are doing. This is why we have the mailing
list and the Wiki.
-- In general, if we keep the master branch buildable/workable at all
times, we can release as needed. Adrian and I are still the people
with CVS access to build new spins. If you think a new release is
warranted, let's talk about it, but in general we are probably going to
shoot for around monthly releases I would guess, unless major bugfixes
are required.
If the need arises, we can probably create a remote "devel" branch in
the Func repo for staging and integrating code,
but up until the time that we need it, let's not do that.
Also, if you have any questions about how this works, please ask.
For other Func folks in the community, we're more than happy to award
commit. Once again, thanks very much for your contributions and welcome
new committers!
--Michael
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