> > > Project Timeline: > > > > Community Bonding (Present - November 26): > > > > Continue making contributions to the Git codebase working on different > > things within my capacity and getting more familiar with the codebase, > > participating in patches review. > > > > Conversion of tests begins (December 9 - December 23): Familiarize me > > with the conversion process to further enhance my understanding, > > identify files for conversion and start the conversion process, and > > set up a blog for weekly updates on my conversion process. > > Makes sense. > > > Implementation of community and mentor reviews (December 27 - January 31): > > > > Continue with conversions while testing converted tests, communicating > > with reviewers and implementing reviews. > > > > Testing (February 1 - March 1): Continuously determine the correctness > > of the converted tests by continuously testing and also liaising with > > mentors constantly. > > For this one here'd I'd recommend to start more iteratively. What you > have here sounds a bit like a waterfall model, where you first convert > all tests and then eventually test and send things over to the mailing > list. > > In the Git community you will likely have more success if you work in > smaller patches. E.g. pick a small set of tests to convert, convert > them, polish the series and then send it to the mailing list. That cycle > would then repeat several times until you have converted all of the > tests. Yes, my contributions have made me understand this process. I will make appropriate adjustments. Thank you > > > Availability: > > > > I am not currently enrolled in any academic program or have any jobs, > > and will be available to work on the project for a minimum of 45 hours > > per week. > > You really shouldn't be working more than 40 hours per week ;) The > [Outreachy Internship Guide](https://www.outreachy.org/docs/internship/) > recommends 30 hours per week, and I don't expect any more of you, > either. > > Other than that this document looks good to me, thanks! > > Patrick Thank you very much Patrick, I appreciate your time. Please I will also like to know if i should send the corrected proposal as a mail to the list as I did with this first version. Thanks again for your time. Abraham Samuel
